lists with generics in go stdlib

• go

  2,082 120,063 10.0 Go

  The Go programming language

  

Right, but calling them "effectively dynamic arrays" is an exaggeration. They only appear as darrays on the surface, but under the hood they are nothing more then fat pointers to real arrays, with all their quirks and limitations which lead to many suprises and hard to track errors. Especially when you come from other languages where are correctly implemented and fully supported in their standard libraries. A disappointment then inevitable comes when working with Go. For example, many basic operations on slices (a.k.a. fake darrays) are missing and have to recourse to own complicated implementations. They are even missing even in linked Google's experimntal & deprecated" packages.

• deque

  5 27 5.5 Go

  Generic deque container (by earthboundkid)

There’s no active proposal to add linked lists to the standard library, no. Linked lists have poor performance for most use cases, so I don’t think it’s on anyone’s radar to rush it in. That said, it will probably happen someday. Here’s a generic deque implementation you can use until then: https://github.com/carlmjohnson/deque

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