JS comes with very few data-structures although newer ones are landing in more modern JS. It'd be nice to do a purely standard-lib comparison of data-structures available. If one is not available, then it should be demonstrated the idiomatic work-around to implement it.
Off the top of my head, I'm thinking
- arrays
- maps
- queues
- sets
- trees
I'd also be open to highlighting a couple exotic structures that exist in the C++ std-lib, if there are any suggestions.
JS comes with very few data-structures although newer ones are landing in more modern JS. It'd be nice to do a purely standard-lib comparison of data-structures available. If one is not available, then it should be demonstrated the idiomatic work-around to implement it.
Off the top of my head, I'm thinking
I'd also be open to highlighting a couple exotic structures that exist in the C++ std-lib, if there are any suggestions.