masbicudo.data.structures 1.2.2

.NET Framework 4.5

dotnet add package masbicudo.data.structures --version 1.2.2

NuGet\Install-Package masbicudo.data.structures -Version 1.2.2

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<PackageReference Include="masbicudo.data.structures" Version="1.2.2" />

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paket add masbicudo.data.structures --version 1.2.2

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#r "nuget: masbicudo.data.structures, 1.2.2"

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// Install masbicudo.data.structures as a Cake Addin
#addin nuget:?package=masbicudo.data.structures&version=1.2.2

// Install masbicudo.data.structures as a Cake Tool
#tool nuget:?package=masbicudo.data.structures&version=1.2.2

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MASBicudo Data Structures - Immutables, Continuous.

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Version	Downloads	Last updated
1.2.2	1,756	2/4/2015
1.2.1	1,369	2/4/2015
1.2.0	1,230	7/31/2014
1.1.0	1,194	7/31/2014
0.1.0.1	1,403	6/23/2014

**Immutable tree and Continuous set.**

       Immutable structures cannot be changed after they are created,
       you must replace the entire thing when changes must be made.
       Good for multi-threading, functional programming, few-writes/many-reads approaches.
       Tree builders are available (e.g. convert flat data to tree, e.g. DB table).
       Uses tree visitors to change tree.
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       Continuous set is a set that is not discrete. It's better explained with an example:
       a set with all values between 1.1 (inclusive) and 2.7 (exclusive).
       Can have multiple sequences, actually can represent a set of any type
       for which an IComparable<T> can be implemented (Double, String, DateTime, Int32).
       Set operations available (e.g. union, exclusion, intersection)
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       Tests can be found in GitHub project page.