dsa.rb: Practice core dsa in Ruby from the command line
Briefly

The tool facilitates the mastery of core algorithms by emphasizing practice through repetition. Unlike LeetCode, it serves as a foundational prerequisite designed not to overwhelm users with exhaustive test cases for performance metrics. Instead, it focuses on generalized implementations, encouraging users to concentrate on the application of algorithms to specific problems. It utilizes Minitest for runtime testing of user implementations, ensuring a straightforward process for users to apply their algorithmic skills effectively.
The objective is to cement the ability to implement core algorithms through repetition, focusing on practical application rather than exhaustive testing for performance.
Implementations are generalized to help users practice without the burden of thinking about the algorithmic pattern, allowing them to focus on the problem's application.
This tool serves as a prerequisite to LeetCode, differentiating itself by not having exhaustive test cases or focusing on runtime performance and scalability.
Minitest is used for testing implementations, dynamically loaded at runtime, to assess user-created algorithms effectively.
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