Core Concepts - Core Library

Introduction

Welcome to the fundamental building blocks of our core library. This document covers the core concepts necessary to understand and utilize its power.

Understanding these basics is crucial for effective development.

Data Structures

The core library relies heavily on data structures for efficient data handling.

We’ll be focusing on:

• Arrays: Used for storing collections of data.
• Dictionaries: Key-value pairs, for quick lookup.
• Sets: Unordered collections of unique elements.

Core Functions

These functions are the workhorses of the library. They provide essential operations.

• `add(value)`: Adds a value to an array.
• `get(key)`: Retrieves a value from a dictionary.
• `sort(key)`: Sorts an array by a specified key.
• `map(callback)`: Transforms each element of an array.
• `filter(callback)`: Filters an array based on a condition.

Error Handling

We need robust error handling. The library will return errors when unexpected conditions occur.

Details on each possible error will be documented in the next section. Reporting these to the user is essential.

Example Usage

Let's illustrate how to use this library. `//This is a simple test`

It uses the `add` function to create a simple array.

The Future

We plan to implement more advanced features soon, including:

• Support for more data structures.
• Improved error reporting.
• A more user-friendly API.