Key & value mapping
What is Key & value mapping?
Key-value mapping, also known as associative arrays, dictionaries, or maps, is a fundamental data structure that associates keys with corresponding values. Each key is unique within the structure, and it's used to efficiently retrieve the associated value. Key-value pairs are commonly used in programming languages for data storage, configuration management, caching, and indexing, allowing for quick lookup and retrieval of information based on unique identifiers.
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