listaa
Listaa is a hypothetical data structure used in computer science education to illustrate a mutable sequence that combines fast random access with efficient updates. It is not a standard library type but a teaching construct designed to highlight trade-offs between arrays, vectors, and linked lists. The name appears to be a portmanteau of "list" and a generic suffix used in pedagogical naming, and it is encountered in various classroom notes and example code rather than formal specifications.
Design and structure: Listaa conceptually partitions its elements into fixed-size blocks arranged in a linked or
Operations: Access by index is intended to be O(1) on average by computing the block and offset.
Usage and notes: Listaa serves as an instructional model for discussing space-time trade-offs and the impact