Difference between revisions of "The Notion of Key-Value Pairs"
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Key-Value pairs is a generic term in programming practice that refers to the implementation of a look-up table, sometimes called "dictionary". This is also a data-oriented approach to represent a [[wikipedia:function|function]]. On the other hand, all [[computable function]]s can be approximated in terms of Key-Value pairs or "dictionary". | Key-Value pairs is a generic term in programming practice that refers to the implementation of a look-up table, sometimes called "dictionary". This is also a data-oriented approach to represent a [[wikipedia:function|function]]. On the other hand, all [[wikipedia:Computable function|computable function]]s can be approximated in terms of Key-Value pairs or "dictionary". | ||
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Key-Value pairs is a generic term in programming practice that refers to the implementation of a look-up table, sometimes called "dictionary". This is also a data-oriented approach to represent a function. On the other hand, all computable functions can be approximated in terms of Key-Value pairs or "dictionary".