February 2012
Intermediate to advanced
1184 pages
37h 17m
English
There are many kinds of nested data structures. The simplest kind to build is an array of arrays, also called a two-dimensional array or a matrix. (The obvious generalization applies: an array of arrays of arrays is a three-dimensional array, and so on for higher dimensions.) It’s reasonably easy to understand, and nearly everything that applies here will also be applicable to the fancier data structures we’ll explore in subsequent sections.
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