A collection of popular algorithms and data structures implemented in Swift with detailed explanations.
Algorithms and data structures in Swift, with explanations!
Includes implementations from basic sorting to machine learning, with over 50 algorithms and data structures listed in the README, such as searching, compression, and graphs.
Each entry comes with detailed descriptions focusing on how algorithms work, making it ideal for self-study and exam preparation, as emphasized in the project philosophy.
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Code is maintained for current Swift versions (compatible with Xcode 10 and Swift 4.2), providing relevant examples for the Swift ecosystem and encouraging updates.
Features a puzzles section with common algorithmic problems like Two-Sum and Fizz Buzz, aiding in software developer interview preparation.
The README explicitly states that code requires tweaking for production use, as it prioritizes clarity over reusability, making it unsuitable as a drop-in library.
No support for Swift Package Manager or integration with frameworks like SwiftUI, limiting ease of use in modern projects and requiring manual setup.
Compatibility is noted with Swift 4.2, which might lag behind the latest Swift releases, and maintenance depends on community contributions, risking obsolescence.