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[[wikipedia:Key-value pair|Key-value pair]] is a fundamental data type, which only specifies a relationship between a '''name''' or '''key''' with a '''value'''. | [[wikipedia:Key-value pair|Key-value pair]] is a fundamental data type, which only specifies a relationship between a '''name''' or '''key''' with a '''value'''. | ||
It's plural form is: [[Key-value pairs]], described as follows: {{:Key-value pairs}} | It's plural form is: [[Key-value pairs]], described as follows: {{:Key-value pairs}} | ||
==An Industry Example of Key-value pair== | |||
The [[yaml]], Yet Another Markup Language, is a typical realization of denoting key-value pairs in a highly popular language in the world of [[Infrastructure as code]]. | |||
Revision as of 10:08, 5 August 2021
Key-value pair is a fundamental data type, which only specifies a relationship between a name or key with a value. It's plural form is: Key-value pairs, described as follows: Key-value pairs is the plural form of Key-value pair, A key-value pairs can be considered as a function, a hash table, or a dictionary.
An Industry Example of Key-value pair
The yaml, Yet Another Markup Language, is a typical realization of denoting key-value pairs in a highly popular language in the world of Infrastructure as code.