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In C++, an unordered unordered_map
is a hash. A sorted tree structure backs a map.
In C++, an unordered
unordered_map
is a hash. A sorted tree structure backs amap.
Perhaps I shouldn't mention C++. I'm not talking about the C++ specific std::unordered_map
data type. Put C++ aside. My idea is, if there is ordered maps, there should be unordered maps, too. Should Objeck have unordered maps? Languages usually offer both. At least, this is what I read about Java and C#.
Collection.UnorderedMap
,Collection.UnorderedMultiMap
, andCollection.UnorderedHash
?C++ offers both ordered and unordered map.