The Bag module is an implementation of a bag data structure in OCaml. It provides functions to add, remove, count elements, check if the bag is empty, convert the bag to a list, and check for unique elements.
The Bag module provides the following functions:
empty: Returns an empty bag.
is_empty: Checks if the bag is empty.
add: Adds an element to the bag.
remove: Removes an element from the bag.
count: Counts the occurrences of an element in the bag.
tolist: Converts the bag to a list.
unique: Checks if an element appears only once in the bag.
Here's an example of how to use the Bag module in an OCaml program:
open Bag
let () =
let bag = add 1 (add 2 (add 1 empty)) in
let updated_bag = remove 1 bag in
let item_count = count 2 updated_bag in
let bag_list = tolist updated_bag in
let is_unique_item = unique 2 updated_bag in
print_endline ("Updated Bag: " ^ (String.concat ", " (List.map string_of_int bag_list)));
print_endline ("Count of 2 in the Bag: " ^ string_of_int item_count);
print_endline ("Is 2 unique in the Bag? " ^ string_of_bool is_unique_item);
This program demonstrates adding elements to the bag, removing elements, counting occurrences, converting the bag to a list, and checking uniqueness.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.