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Analysis of data structures of unified algebra
International Journal of Statistics and Applied Mathematics · 2020 · Vol. 5(5) · pp. 114–117
Abstract
For contrast, a set represents a collection of objects in a package or container. The contents of a set is a bunch. These vague descriptions are made precise as follows. A data structure is a collection, or aggregate, of data. The kinds of structuring we consider are packaging and indexing. These two kinds of structure give us four data structures.1.unpackaged, unindexed: bunch2.packaged, unindexed: set3.unpackaged, indexed: string4.packaged, indexed: listAny binary or number is an elementary bunch, or element.
Formal Methods in VerificationLogic, programming, and type systemsData Management and AlgorithmsSearch engine indexingContainer (type theory)Set (abstract data type)Computer scienceAggregate (composite)Data structureStructuringInformation retrievalMathematicsEngineering
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