Composite Data Structures
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Today we focused on mainly high level stuff, talking about using multiple data structures together. As you progress with data structures, you start being able to think about solutions in higher and higher level terms, which allows you to write code more quickly, cleanly, and with less bugs than doing everything yourself.
We did a little programming assignment at the beginning to remove duplicates from a list of integers (and list was the right data structure this time), and we used a hash table in conjunction with a list to do it in O(N) time.
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