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Collection of simple generic data structures currently missing in Go's standard library.
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Mutual exclusion lock package for distributed Go programs
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Algorithms, data-structures, patterns and various techniques written in golang.
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Core application running the indexus P2P protocol
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key words: binary tree, pretty print, bst, leetcode, 二叉树, 优雅打印, 二叉搜索树, 刷题
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AVL and RedBlack binary tree implementation in Go
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A set of reusable functions for services and applications written in Go
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reverse binary tree (recursion, no recursion version)
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Implementation of a binary tree in Go. A Binary Tree is a tree data structure in which each node has at most two children, which are referred to as the left child and the right child. A node with no children is called a leaf node. A node cannot have more than two children.
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Go tryouts for learning
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An implementation of a red-black-tree in go.
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A zero-allocation, space-efficient, logarithmic-time solution in Go to the exact membership query problem
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Simple binary tree implementation in Golang with interface value.
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