By mswatcher
via scienceblogs.com
Published: May 28 2009 / 18:59
For ages, I've been promising to write about finger trees. Finger trees are an incredibly elegant and simple structure for implementing sequence-based data structures. They're primarily used in functional languages, but there's nothing stopping an imperative-language programmer from using them as well.
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