Persistent Data Structure - Confluently Persistent

Confluently Persistent

In confluently persistent model, we use combinatiors to combine input of more than one previous versions to output a new single version. Rather than a branching tree, combinations of versions induce a DAG (directed acyclic graph) structure on the version graph.

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