Dec-13-2019, 05:00 AM
there will mostly be ranges of indexes being filled. that is it might put data into [64] through [255]. there might also be negative ranges. it might leave out every Nth item in a few cases (if this overlaps, then previous data remains in those "holes"). the underlying implementation might be a dictionary or something more optimal in the future.
once it is filled in, access is mostly in a similar sequence as before ... same ranges in different orders.
an "infinite" list would work. if accessing an index that was never filled in, it gets the established default.
once it is filled in, access is mostly in a similar sequence as before ... same ranges in different orders.
an "infinite" list would work. if accessing an index that was never filled in, it gets the established default.
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What do you call someone who speaks three languages? Trilingual. Two languages? Bilingual. One language? American.