> If you're coding in a modern dynamic language I see. I don't do that very much. > As for trees, your code is a tree. Every time you're working with a nested data structure, you're working with a tree. Trees are…
I haven't used hashtables or trees since I was in university, 15 years ago. I'd look them up if I needed them, but I never really have. Do people really keep these things in active memory?
> If you're coding in a modern dynamic language I see. I don't do that very much. > As for trees, your code is a tree. Every time you're working with a nested data structure, you're working with a tree. Trees are…
I haven't used hashtables or trees since I was in university, 15 years ago. I'd look them up if I needed them, but I never really have. Do people really keep these things in active memory?