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Data Structrues in competitive programming
What data structures are needed in competitive programming?
I know all stl structures, segment tree and BIT. But I have heard
others like treap, AVL tree, persistents, but I don't know if those
structures are really neccesary for competitive programming or
all their uses can be replaced by others and if not,
What are all the necessary data structures?
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