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What makes a double-linked list better?
by heavenlyblue 6y ago
What makes a double-linked list better?
- fjfaase 6y agoThe double-linked list was just an example. Could also have been any other list container for Unicode code points, where each code point uses a fixed size of memory (at least 21 bits). You might even use a data structures where a 'base' character with (optional) combining characters are treated as a single unit, because for many operations they should be treated as a unit.