I wrote about a type of cache that is commonly used in production systems today: Least-Recently-Used Cache. Its implementation is a popular technical question interviewers like to ask.
In the post, I talk about how it works using visual analogies and also the data structures that make up an LRU Cache.
In Part 2 of this series, I'll be implementing an LRU Cache in Golang, so if that's something you'll be interested in learning, subscribe to my Substack so you get it in your mail!
In the post, I talk about how it works using visual analogies and also the data structures that make up an LRU Cache.
In Part 2 of this series, I'll be implementing an LRU Cache in Golang, so if that's something you'll be interested in learning, subscribe to my Substack so you get it in your mail!