(Alaric B. Snell) writes:
>It might be compared to implement key/value pairs in Java using a List
>of Maps, where each Map has keys called "NAME" and "VALUE"... as
>opposed to just using a single Map.
That's an excellent comparison, not to mention a mistake in Java
programming I've wandered into a number of times. (I usually started
with more than just name/value and wound up at name/value, then got to
rewrite.)
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