Here is an example implementation of a SkipList in Rust:
main.rs4692 chars153 linesThis implementation makes use of a SkipNode struct, which contains a value and a vector of Option<Box<SkipNode>> values representing the next nodes in each level of the SkipList. We use this vector to "skip" over nodes that we don't need to visit, resulting in a faster insertion and removal time.
The SkipList struct contains the head node and the maximum height of the SkipList. This implementation includes insert, get, and remove methods. insert adds a new node to the SkipList with the given value, get retrieves a reference to a node with the given value, and remove removes a node with the given value from the SkipList.
To add a bit more randomness to the SkipList, we have a random_height function that generates a random height for a new node. This is used when inserting new nodes into the SkipList.
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