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• Hash table
  ...perates on pairs of keys and values; when a programmer presents a key, the hash table returns the corresponding value. ...onaries or [[set theory|sets]]. Internet [[router|routers]] usually use a hash table to correlate ranges of [[IP address|IP addresses]] to route paths.
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• Hash table/Definition
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• Hash table/Approval
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• Hash table/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Hash table]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Hash (disambiguation)
  {{rpl|hash table}}
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• Hash table
  ...perates on pairs of keys and values; when a programmer presents a key, the hash table returns the corresponding value. ...onaries or [[set theory|sets]]. Internet [[router|routers]] usually use a hash table to correlate ranges of [[IP address|IP addresses]] to route paths.
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• Hash table/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Hash table]]. Needs checking by a human.
  559 bytes (73 words) - 17:06, 11 January 2010
• Locality of reference/Related Articles
  {{r|Hash table||**}}
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• Pigeonhole principle/Related Articles
  {{r|Hash table}}
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• Linked list/Related Articles
  {{r|Hash table}}
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• IP address/Related Articles
  {{r|Hash table}}
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• Data structure/Related Articles
  {{r|Hash table}}
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• Locality of reference
  ...erence if access to them is non-linear. The typical example for this are [[hash table|hash tables]], which are often realized as arrays. Due to the hash algorith
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• Stack
  ** [[hash table|hash tables]]
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• Control plane
  ...it is in the RIB. 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
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• Computer science/Related Articles
  {{r|Hash table}}
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• Data structure
  ...s are stored and retrieved based on distinguished keys. Examples include [[hash table]]s, [[array]]s (with the index being the key) and some other [[search tree| ...rray contents into a new memory range if the old one overflows. Also the [[hash table]] an implementation of [[associative memory]] using an array and a [[hash f
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• Forwarding information base
  Early uniprocessing routers usually organized the FIB as a hash table, while the RIB might be a linked list. Depending on the implementation, the
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• NoSQL
  ...y, or ''value''. They're sometimes called "key-value" data structures. A ''hash table'' is a data structure that uses a hash function to map identifying values k ...f does not provide a method for distributing data, but using a distributed hash table, it is possible to distribute data across multiple BerkeleyDB instances.
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• Java concurrency package
  “It synchronizes different segments in a hash table, not the whole object. Therefore, other threads can still access other segm
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• Lisp
  ...er types, such as [[array]]s, [[string (computer programming)|strings]], [[hash table]]s, and user-defined [[class instance]]s.
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