how can rust be a serious language if doubly linked lists are still an unsolved problem?
>>107696817>doubly linked listsUsecase?
>>107696834go backward
>saar your language cant implement toy data structure from cs50 unlike jeetscript so its useless benchod
>>107697303>toy data structurelol is this for real something as simple as a double linked list? they are unable to do so! lmao
>>107697322go back to your grinding cs50 videos and watching tsoding and codingjesus and other nocoder larp streamers ranjeet
>>107697322there are many ways to do it in rust (for example, ask an LLM to do a simple efficient one using slotmap). but linked lists as-is are almost always useless anyway. this is why in real code, i roll my own solutions, even for algorithms implemented using an LL in C++ and/or Java in papers, instead of using the LL in std, or one from the many on offer as crates.i tend to think /g/eets who quibble about LL's are not even cs50 tards, but complete nocoder tards.
>>107697628>ask an LLM>i tend to thinkkek
that looks like a skill issue nglits simply a matter of using a wrapper structure to hold the lifetime and use box and weak in the underlying node structure, isn't it? Rust isn't my forte.
>>107697736what's confusing you?i wouldn't trust a /g/eet to be able to do anything on their own. otherwise, they wouldn't pre-filter themselves as often, before even trying anything with some (perceived) complexity, be it a programming language like rust, or even something as simple and easy as Arch. so all they do is daily inane seethe threads.
>>107696817It’s not. I tried to explain that idea to Rust proponents, that ownership or linear ability should be a property of the type, but they insist on the global, pervasive borrow checker.
>>107696817> 50 threads showing that it's not> muh still an unsolved problemyou are brown
