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Index
Title Page Copyright and Credits
Hands-On Data Structures and Algorithms with Rust
About Packt
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Foreword Contributors
About the author About the reviewer Packt is searching for authors like you
Preface
Who this book is for What this book covers To get the most out of this book
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Hello Rust!
Rust in 2018
The 2018 edition The Rust language
Objects and behavior Going wrong Macros Unsafe
Borrowing and ownership
Exceptional lifetimes Multiple owners
Concurrency and mutability
Immutable variables
Shadowing Interior mutability
Moving data Sharing data Send and Sync
Deeper into Rust
Requests for Comments (RFCs)
Summary Questions Further reading
Cargo and Crates
Cargo
Project configuration
The manifest – Cargo.toml
Package Profiles Dependencies
Dependencies – Cargo.lock
Commands
The compile and run commands Testing Third-party subcommands
Crates
Rust libraries and binaries
Static and dynamic libraries Linking and interoperability
FFI Wasm
The main repository – crates.io
Publishing
Summary Questions Further reading
Storing Efficiently
Heaps and stacks
Sized and unsized
Generics
Accessing the box
Copying and cloning Immutable storage
States and reasoning Concurrency and performance
Summary Questions Further reading
Lists, Lists, and More Lists
Linked lists
A transaction log Adding entries Log replay After use Wrap up
Upsides Downsides
Doubly linked list
A better transaction log Examining the log
Reverse
Wrap up
Upsides Downsides
Skip lists
The best transaction log
The list
Adding data
Leveling up
Jumping around Thoughts and discussion
Upsides Downsides
Dynamic arrays
Favorite transactions Internal arrays Quick access Wrap up
Upsides Downsides
Summary Questions Further reading
Robust Trees
Binary search tree
IoT device management More devices Finding the right one
Finding all devices
Wrap up
Upsides Downsides
Red-black tree
Better IoT device management Even more devices
Balancing the tree
Finding the right one, now Wrap up
Upsides Downsides
Heaps
A huge inbox Getting messages in Taking messages out Wrap up
Upsides Downsides
Trie
More realistic IoT device management Adding paths Walking Wrap up
Upsides Downsides
B-Tree
An IoT database Adding stuff Searching for stuff
Walking the tree
Wrap up
Upsides Downsides
Graphs
The literal Internet of Things Neighborhood search The shortest path Wrap up
Upsides Downsides
Summary Questions
Exploring Maps and Sets
Hashing
Create your own Message digestion Wrap up
Maps
A location cache
The hash function
Adding locations Fetching locations Wrap up
Upsides Downsides
Sets
Storing network addresses Networked operations
Union Intersection Difference
Wrap up
Upsides Downsides
Summary Questions Further reading
Collections in Rust
Sequences
Vec<T> and VecDeque<T>
Architecture Insert Look up Remove
LinkedList<T>
Architecture Insert Look up Remove
Wrap up
Maps and sets
HashMap and HashSet
Architecture Insert Lookup Remove
BTreeMap and BTreeSet
Architecture Insert Look up Remove
Wrap up
Summary Questions Further reading
Algorithm Evaluation
The Big O notation
Other people's code The Big O
Asymptotic runtime complexity
Making your own
Loops Recursion
Complexity classes
O(1) O(log(n)) O(n) O(n log(n)) O(n²) O(2n) Comparison
In the wild
Data structures Everyday things Exotic things
Summary Questions Further reading
Ordering Things
From chaos to order
Bubble sort Shell sort Heap sort Merge sort Quicksort
Summary Questions Further reading
Finding Stuff
Finding the best
Linear searches Jump search Binary searching Wrap up
Summary Questions Further reading
Random and Combinatorial
Pseudo-random numbers
LCG Wichmann-Hill The rand crate
Back to front
Packing bags or the 0-1 knapsack problem N queens
Advanced problem solving
Dynamic programming
The knapsack problem improved
Metaheuristic approaches
Example metaheuristic – genetic algorithms
Summary Questions Further reading
Algorithms of the Standard Library
Slicing and iteration
Iterator Slices
Search
Linear search Binary search
Sorting
Stable sorting Unstable sorting
Summary Questions Further reading
Assessments
Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Chapter 8 Chapter 9 Chapter 10 Chapter 11 Chapter 12
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