ListX
ListX is a conceptual abstraction of list data structures used in computer science to model sequences with enhanced operation sets. It emphasizes functional-style transformations and flexible indexing, combining characteristics of linked lists and array-backed sequences. In theoretical work and in some programming libraries, ListX serves as a general-purpose sequence type that can be instantiated with various storage strategies.
Core features commonly associated with ListX include support for bidirectional traversal and a rich set of
Variants and implementations of ListX appear across programming paradigms. In functional programming, ListX-like structures appear as
Performance considerations for ListX depend on the chosen implementation. Access time ranges from constant to linear,
See also: List, Sequence, Array, Linked list, Vector, Lazy evaluation.