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Purely Functional Data Structures

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Purely Functional Data Structures

Purely Functional Data Structures

This note covers the following topics: Lazy Evaluation and S-Notation, Amortization and Persistence via Lazy Evaluation, Eliminating Amortization, Lazy Rebuilding, Numerical Representations, Data-Structural Bootstrapping, Implicit Recursive Slowdown.

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