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06/04/2020, 3:30 PMhttps://twitter.com/kotlin/status/1268565689012555777
Do you find yourself often adding to both ends of a list? Try using a double-ended queue – Deque for short! This new experimental addition to the Kotlin Standard library in 1.3.70 works on all platforms – and most importantly, in common Kotlin code. #KotlinTips https://t.co/cRQLcmvu6i
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Matteo Mirk
06/04/2020, 3:36 PMLove the examples with vegetable emojis 💚
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Colton Idle
06/08/2020, 2:03 AMI don't typically use a queue, but wasn't a Dequeue pretty standard in java. Could you not use a deque in kotlin?
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Matteo Mirk
06/08/2020, 8:13 AMNot everyone learning Kotlin comes from Java 🙂
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Colton Idle
06/10/2020, 12:30 AM@Matteo Mirk well that was sort of my question. There was no way to use a deque? I thought that was the only queue impl in java too. So now I'm just curious what kotlin users use for queue.
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Matteo Mirk
06/10/2020, 7:35 AMOh sorry I didn’t quite understand your initial question… I’m not completely sure but this implementation is completely Kotlin multi-platform since v1.3, but in Kotlin/JVM you could as well use Java Collections. Does this answer your question?