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[C++] 0.3.0

04 Jul 18:59
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[C#] 0.7.3

24 Mar 06:53
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Perfomance of size balanced trees is increased.

[C#] 0.7.2

11 Jan 07:24
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Platform.Numbers dependency is updated to 0.9.0.

[C#] 0.7.1

07 Jan 16:48
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Add FirstIsToTheLeftOfSecond, FirstIsToTheRightOfSecond back.

[C#] 0.7.0

07 Jan 11:52
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Generic math is used therefore TElement constraints are added and redundant methods are removed.
Platform.Numbers dependency is updated from 0.6.2 to 0.8.0.

[C#] 0.6.0

15 Dec 07:53
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Target frameworks are changed to net7.
License is changed to Unlicense.
Platform.Numbers dependency is updated from 0.5.2 to 0.6.0.

[C#] 0.5.2, [C++] 0.2.0

17 Feb 09:00
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.NET 6 support is added.
Microsoft.SourceLink.GitHub dependency is updated from 1.0.0 to 1.1.1.
Platform.Numbers dependency updated from 0.5.1 to 0.5.2.

https://www.nuget.org/packages/Platform.Collections.Methods.TemplateLibrary/0.2.0

DoublyLinkedLists split into two implementations absolute and relative.
Absolute implementation means there is a single global list with fixed location (can be decided on initialization).
Relative implementation means there are many lists and each is relative to some element's location (must be decided on each read/write operation).
Better translation from C#.

[C#] 0.5.1, [C++] 0.2.0

05 Aug 16:46
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Platform.Numbers dependency updated from 0.5.0 to 0.5.1.

https://www.nuget.org/packages/Platform.Collections.Methods.TemplateLibrary/0.2.0

DoublyLinkedLists split into two implementations absolute and relative.
Absolute implementation means there is a single global list with fixed location (can be decided on initialization).
Relative implementation means there are many lists and each is relative to some element's location (must be decided on each read/write operation).
Better translation from C#.

[C#] 0.5.0, [C++] 0.2.0

03 Aug 17:40
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.NET 5 support is added.
Platform.Numbers dependency updated from 0.4.1 to 0.5.0.

https://www.nuget.org/packages/Platform.Collections.Methods.TemplateLibrary/0.2.0

DoublyLinkedLists split into two implementations absolute and relative.
Absolute implementation means there is a single global list with fixed location (can be decided on initialization).
Relative implementation means there are many lists and each is relative to some element's location (must be decided on each read/write operation).
Better translation from C#.

[C#] 0.4.0, [C++] 0.2.0

12 Oct 13:02
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Platform.Numbers dependency updated from 0.4.0 to 0.4.1.
DoublyLinkedLists split into two implementations absolute and relative.
Absolute implementation means there is a single global list with fixed location (can be decided on initialization).
Relative implementation means there are many lists and each is relative to some element's location (must be decided on each read/write operation).

https://www.nuget.org/packages/Platform.Collections.Methods.TemplateLibrary/0.2.0

DoublyLinkedLists split into two implementations absolute and relative.
Absolute implementation means there is a single global list with fixed location (can be decided on initialization).
Relative implementation means there are many lists and each is relative to some element's location (must be decided on each read/write operation).
Better translation from C#.