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an association of a name with a value. |
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a list structure that represents a set of bindings. |
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a matrix whose elements are 0 or 1 |
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a number that is defined as an object, so that it has a runtime type and methods that can be used, e.g. Integer in Java |
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in a search tree, the number of children of a given node. Often, the branching factors of individual nodes will vary, so an average value may be used. |
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a collection, such as a linked list, of values that hash to the same value. |
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to save a value locally to save re-computing or transferring it in the future. |
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a set of pairs (x, y) of elements from two sets X and Y. |
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in a tree, a node pointed to by a parent node. |
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a linked list in which the last element points back to the first element. |
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a queue implemented within an array, where the first element of the array logically follows the last element. |
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in object-oriented programming, a description of a set of similar objects. |
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a situation in which many elements has to the same hash value. |
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when two values to be stored in a hash table have the same hash value. |
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the act of comparing two values to determine which is greater according to some ordering. |
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1. in Lisp, the function that constructs a pair of pointers, or basic element of list structure. 2. to make a cons data structure. 3. a cons data structure. |
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describes a function that makes a new data structure but does not modify its arguments. |
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in a PERT chart or scheduling graph, a path from the initial state to the goal such that any increase in time required along the critical path will increase the time to complete the whole project. |
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a circular path in a graph. |
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