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| has gloss | eng: Index mapping is a computer science term (also known as a "trivial hash function" ) that is used to describe the mapping of raw data, used directly as in array index, for an array. The technique can be most effective for mapping data with a small range. If the array encompasses all combinations of input, a range check is not required. Applicable arrays In practise there are many examples of data exhibiting a small range of valid values all of which are suitable for processing using a trivial hash function including: |
| lexicalization | eng: Index mapping |
| instance of | e/Associative array |
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