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  • Based solely on the access functions provided by the data structure interface one can roughly distinguish three main kinds: ...this is not possible because the actual representation of the data in the data structure has an important role in the problem to solve e.g. in [[parse tree|parse tr
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  • Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Data structure]]. Needs checking by a human.
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  • in computer science, is an unordered, dictionary-like data structure that provides very efficient insertion, deletion or lookup of elements.
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  • ...consistent [[data structure]]. Thus an algorithm is the recipe, while the data structure is the well-stored ingredients on which the recipe is designed to operate.
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  • {{r|Data structure}}
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  • ''Main Articles:'' [[data structure]] and [[abstract data type]] ...may be redefined, they are the fundamentally mutability that allows for a data structure to change over time.
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  • A '''linked list''' is a simple [[data structure]] in which each [[object]] (or ''[[node]]'') contains a link (or reference)
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  • * [[Data_structure#Tree|Tree (data structure)]]: In design of computer software
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  • Based solely on the access functions provided by the data structure interface one can roughly distinguish three main kinds: ...this is not possible because the actual representation of the data in the data structure has an important role in the problem to solve e.g. in [[parse tree|parse tr
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  • Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Data structure]]. Needs checking by a human.
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  • Data structure options include:
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  • {{r|Data structure}}
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  • will give the fastest access time of most any alternative data structure.
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  • ...t [[file]]. A [[hierarchical data structure|hierarchical]] or [[relational data structure]] may contain several data tables, and hence be regarded as comprising seve ...age, whether or not the program really stored the data table as a relevant data structure ([[array]], [[matrix]], [[vector]] of records, complex [[object]]...).
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  • Typically this occurs with referential [[data structure|data structures]] like [[linked list|linked lists]] if the elements are spr
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  • * [[data structure|data structures]]
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  • ...developed important data structures such as the [[Fibonacci heap]] (a heap data structure consisting of a forest of trees), and the splay tree (a self-adjusting bina
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  • ...finding that a bit has changed in transmission or storage, corrupting the data structure containing it. In some cases, such as [[Voice over Internet Protocol]], it
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  • % to serialize a data structure.
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  • ...s its name from "List Processing", since one of its prominently featured [[data structure|data structures]] is the [[linked list]]. Lisp is still used, and sometime * [[Source code as a data structure]]
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  • *record - the standard erlang data structure
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  • ...[computer science]], a '''hash table''' is an unordered, dictionary-like [[data structure]] that provides very efficient insertion, deletion or lookup of elements.
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  • ...art-of-slot delay further increases the data transfer rate to the packed-4 data structure. In standard mode, the participant sends 1 word; 2 words in packed-2, and 3
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  • A pattern matches if it has the same "shape" or "data structure" as the term being matched, and atoms encountered are the same. For example
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  • ...ndard procedure for the programmer. If you've ever wished you could pass a data structure to a procedure, and have it be tested for being empty from the inside, go a
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  • This is a data structure used to protect the data during traversal for modification of an array. With CopyOnWriteArraySet, any changes in the data structure during traversal result in a copy being made for the modification. However
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  • ...loader]], launches programs by creating a [[process]] (a set of special [[data structure|data structures]] by which an operating system tracks the running of a prog
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  • ...If the FIB is smaller than the RIB, and the FIB uses a hash table or other data structure that does not easily update, the existing FIB might be invalidated and repl
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  • {{Image|B TREE DIAGRAM.jpg|right|400px|B-tree is a tree data structure that keeps data sorted and allows searches, sequential access, insertions, In a second type of data structure called a [[B-Tree (data structure)|B-tree]], data would be organized like a tree with branches, with records
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  • ...ver instances, can still be cheaper than in-house server farms because the data structure infrastructure is shared.
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  • ...SPaSM (and presumably in similar particle-based codes) by replacing the C data structure for atoms (consisting of properties such as particle type, position, veloci
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