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  • ...''' is a data structure considered fundamental in [[imperative programming language]]s. We shall take the definition of the term to be ''a collection of object ...aware of the organization of computer memory. Nevertheless, they may have language support for the sake of efficiency.
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  • ...da calculus]] and so they are fundamental to most [[functional programming language]]s. In an [[imperative programming language]], a node of a linked list is typically represented using a record type tha
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  • ...t-in support for the [[Linked list|singly linked list]], and [[stack-based programming languages]], as the name implies, automatically organize all data onto a [[ ...as by [[binary search tree]]s, [[hash table]]s, or [[skip list]]s, but the language standard usually does not specify ''which one'', and the programmer who use
    9 KB (1,544 words) - 02:06, 20 March 2011