This is a series of exercises to help me improve my understanding of programming languages, styles, and algorithms. It may also be useful to others for learning or for reference.
Each algorithm has a very simple test case that matches the basic diagrams shown below. To run a test, see the head of the test file for instructions on how to execute it.
If you'd like some help setting up a basic environment to run the test in, you can download a Vagrant VM from my Vagrantfiles repository.
cd erlang
curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/adlawson/vagrantfiles/master/erlang/Vagrantfile
vagrant up && vagrant ssh
cd /srv
erlc bfs.erl
escript bfs_test.erl
| Elixir | Erlang | Golang | JavaScript | Julia | Lua | Python |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| bfs.ex | bfs.erl | bfs.go | bfs.js | bfs.jl | bfs.lua | bfs.py |
| dfs.ex | dfs.erl | dfs.go | dfs.js | dfs.jl | dfs.lua | dfs.py |
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