Lecture

Functional Data Structures: Collections and Operations

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Description

This lecture covers functional data structures, focusing on relationships between collections like lists, sets, bags, and maps. It explains how to relate collections, implement sequences, maps, and bags, and build trees efficiently. The lecture also discusses structure sharing, running time analysis, and invariants of data structures.

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