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Functional Maps and Sets | OCaml Programming | Chapter 8 Video 27

Functional Maps and Sets | OCaml Programming | Chapter 8 Video 27

Hash tables are efficient imperative

Implementing Maps with Red-Black Trees | OCaml Programming | Chapter 8 Video 37

Implementing Maps with Red-Black Trees | OCaml Programming | Chapter 8 Video 37

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Array Map: Remaining Operations | OCaml Programming | Chapter 8 Video 10

Array Map: Remaining Operations | OCaml Programming | Chapter 8 Video 10

How to implement the operations of a direct-address table using an array as the rep type Textbook: ...

Closures | OCaml Programming | Chapter 9 Video 27

Closures | OCaml Programming | Chapter 9 Video 27

A "closure" is a data structure containing the code for a

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Map ADT: Insert, Find, Remove | OCaml Programming | Chapter 8 Video 1

Map ADT: Insert, Find, Remove | OCaml Programming | Chapter 8 Video 1

The beginning of a deep dive into implementation of hash tables, starting with the

Map ADT: Bindings, Of List | OCaml Programming | Chapter 8 Video 2

Map ADT: Bindings, Of List | OCaml Programming | Chapter 8 Video 2

Continuing the

Options | OCaml Programming | Chapter 3 Video 20

Options | OCaml Programming | Chapter 3 Video 20

The `option` type, which represents optional data. It's a principled way to avoid the plague of `null`. Textbook: ...

Binary Search Trees | OCaml Programming | Chapter 8 Video 28

Binary Search Trees | OCaml Programming | Chapter 8 Video 28

Binary Search Trees are easy to implement with algebraic data types. The BST invariant guides the development. Textbook: ...

Fold | OCaml Programming | Chapter 4 Video 5

Fold | OCaml Programming | Chapter 4 Video 5

How to implement the `fold_left` and `fold_right` functionals on

Pattern Matching | OCaml Programming | Chapter 3 Video 7

Pattern Matching | OCaml Programming | Chapter 3 Video 7

Examples of pattern matching with

Implementing a Counter | OCaml Programming | Chapter 7 Video 5

Implementing a Counter | OCaml Programming | Chapter 7 Video 5

How to implement a

Equality of Expressions | OCaml Programming | Chapter 6 Video 22

Equality of Expressions | OCaml Programming | Chapter 6 Video 22

A notion of "behavioral equality" is at the heart of reasoning about the correctness of