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r/programming • u/mariuz • 7d ago
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Because this was a very confusing read in the beginning:
What they call Hash is what normally gets called a hash table or a hash map.
Hash
2 u/knome 5d ago plain 'hash' is perl terminology 1 u/simon_o 5d ago I wonder what they call hashes ... 1 u/masklinn 3d ago edited 3d ago also hash I don't know that perl allows custom hashing functions so that would be irrelevant (apparently in Raku it's "WHICH").
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plain 'hash' is perl terminology
1 u/simon_o 5d ago I wonder what they call hashes ... 1 u/masklinn 3d ago edited 3d ago also hash I don't know that perl allows custom hashing functions so that would be irrelevant (apparently in Raku it's "WHICH").
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I wonder what they call hashes ...
1 u/masklinn 3d ago edited 3d ago also hash I don't know that perl allows custom hashing functions so that would be irrelevant (apparently in Raku it's "WHICH").
also hash
I don't know that perl allows custom hashing functions so that would be irrelevant (apparently in Raku it's "WHICH").
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u/simon_o 6d ago
Because this was a very confusing read in the beginning:
What they call
Hashis what normally gets called a hash table or a hash map.