Quick sample¶

A quick introduction using pure-datastructures. Using OrderedList() references and integers input-type :

import ds

scenario = ds.OrderedList()

# basic insertion
scenario.procedure_push(70)
scenario.procedure_push(13)
scenario.procedure_push(-3)

# calculate size of array with `size()`
# return length of array
print(scenario.procedure_expand_size())

# searching value through array with `search_obj()`
# return False if value is not founds
print(scenario.procedure_search_obj(5))

Another example using basic Stack(), and string as input-type :

import ds

scenario = ds.Stack()

# basic insertion
scenario.procedure_push('json')

# the function same as the above
# return length of array
print(scenario.procedure_expand_size())

# check the top-most element of stack
# return value of element
print(scenario.procedure_peek())

Or you can iterate Stack, to push a new value using for-loop. This is also applies to all data structures :

import ds

scenario = ds.Stack()

# iterate push new value to stack
for x in range(1,4):
    scenario.procedure_push(x)

print(scenario.procedure_peek())

An example using Queue :

import ds

scenario = ds.Queue()

# check an array
# return None if has no value
print(scenario.is_empty())

# push new value to queue
scenario.procedure_enqueue(3)

An example using Doublelinkedlist :

import ds

scenario = ds.DoubleLinkedList()

# push new object at the beginning list
scenario.procedure_insert_list(1)

# push new object at the end of list
scenario.procedure_insert_end(5)

print(scenario.procedure_search_obj(-7))

# delete object at the beginning of list
print(scenario.procedure_delete_obj())

For benchmarking code, you can override benchmark decorators in your program :

import ds
from decorators import benchmark # add new line

scenario = ds.Stack()

# benchmarking only be done
# if using function
# add decorators here
@benchmark
def test_foo():
    for x in range(1,10):
        scenario.procedure_push(x)

# return the result
# of function that we call
if __name__ == '__main__':
    test_foo()

For more complete example will be written very soon.