Fork-join using spliterator and parallel streams.
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A Java implementation of an unrolled linked list (ChunkyList), with an unsynchronized and a thread-safe variant backed by a ReentrantReadWriteLock. Features configurable growing and shrinking strategies, a native Spliterator for efficient parallel streams, and a reorganize() operation to compact sparsely filled chunks.
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Solutions for various types of medium-to-challenging level problems.
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Iterator and thread-safe spliterator for Elasticsearch search_after queries
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