-Error in copy-pasting a command card that is not displayed in a combined structure; this results in an erroneous command card with a missing chunk of data (would make rapid unit deployment MUCH easier)
-Occasional fatal error when copy-pasting data fields
A hash table uses a hashing function to store key/value pairs where the key is unique. They are rather useful in programming since you can rapidly store things by an attribute instead of index.
Example where keys are names and values are ID numbers
hash h
h{"John"} = 2836716
h{"Bob"} = 2918222
print( "The ID of Bob is:" + h["Bob"] )
Can be implemented in pretty much any language as long as you have a good hash function. This includes SC2.
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-Combined structures cannot be copy-pasted
-Error in copy-pasting a command card that is not displayed in a combined structure; this results in an erroneous command card with a missing chunk of data (would make rapid unit deployment MUCH easier)
-Occasional fatal error when copy-pasting data fields
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A hash table uses a hashing function to store key/value pairs where the key is unique. They are rather useful in programming since you can rapidly store things by an attribute instead of index.
Example where keys are names and values are ID numbers
hash h
h{"John"} = 2836716
h{"Bob"} = 2918222
print( "The ID of Bob is:" + h["Bob"] )
Can be implemented in pretty much any language as long as you have a good hash function. This includes SC2.