# SSSSTD 🐍

The name Vector for a resizeable array of values easily causes confusion with mathematical vectors, snakes are a much better analogy for such a structure.

- A snake occupies a finite continuous region of space
- As a snake outgrows its capacity, it has to re-allocate. Biologists tend to refer to this as shedding skin.


## Usage

```rust
use sssstd::snek::Snek;
#[macro_use]
use sssstd::macros;

fn main() {
    let snek = Snek::<i32>::new();
    snek.push(1);
    println!("{}", snek);

    let snek2 = snek!(1,2,3 as i32);
    println!("{}", snek2);
}
```


### Advanced usage

If have non-ascii-idents enabled in your nightly compiler, you can also do this. A picture speaks a thousand words after all

```rust
use sssstd::snek::Snek;

fn main() {
    let 🐍 = Snek::<i32>::new();
    🐍.push(1);
    println!("{}", snek);
}

```