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Visual data structures cheat sheet
- turtledragonfly 2y agoAh, I was confused — this is a visual cheatsheet for various Data Structures. Not a cheatsheet for visual data structures. I was thinking it would all be about spatial partitioning and such :Þ
- lukan 2y agoLove it so far. But even more the link from inside about R-Trees: https://blog.mapbox.com/a-dive-into-spatial-search-algorithms-ebd0c5e39d2a?gi=a81f012d56d9 https://blog.mapbox.com/a-dive-into-spatial-search-algorithm... I did not know the name before (or forgot), even though I was working at some point with these (even reimplementing). Time to fill some theoretical holes.
- taeric 2y agoVery fun article. Not so much a cheat-sheet, as it is giant; but a fun presentation. Would be great to see a callout on when certain structures are likely to be used. This is done at a high level in sections, and I think you could have special callouts in each specific structure. Also, for the linked list visualization, I am fond of visualizations that show the same list of data between an array and a linked list but without using arrows linking boxes. Show an indexed table, such that the linked list has to have an extra column for the "next" index it references.
- elric 2y agoNice little overview. Being able to draw common data structures is something I've often found helpful over the years. Animated versions of algoeithms on those structures are even better, e.g. binary search on a tree, or A* on a graph. Great for building intuitions.
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