Introduction to SAS® Hash Objects
searching algorithm…" (Dorfman, 2001, p. 1). He demonstrated that in-memory table look-ups (or, direct address searches) could be programmed by hand in order to do the types of in-memory searches performed by the modern hash object. He described three such methods—key-indexed search, array as a bitmap, and hashing—that all have
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