Standard go library is pretty weak and inconvenient for leetcoding, so I've decided to write a good go library myself. I've defined all the generic data structures and generic misc functions in src, then with leetcode_library_template_builder I concatenate all the files to leetcode_library.template, which I later copy-paste to every leetcode solution, enjoying the library I deserve...
Also, I have all the algorithm and data structures explained in docs directory, check it out! Those explanations contain some code snippets I haven't included in leetcode_library.template, because I think you should quickly code them yourself, and don't rely on the library heavily.
- No generics support - I've manually defined too much
Max,Min,Abs,...functions in my solutions. - Awful heap interface. It doesn't work out of the box - you need to define a lot of error-prone code, and it's inconvenient to use afterwards.
- Not enough data structures. There is no
AVL tree,Trie,Union-find, ...
- build/leetcode_library.template - template I copy-paste to every solution, containing all the generic data structures and generic misc functions
- docs - directory with algorithm and data structure explanations necessary for leetcode
- src - directory with data structures, algorithms, and misc functions necessary for leetcode. Each separate file gets concatenated to leetcode_library.template
- tools - directory that helps to maintain leetcode_library.template