- A name–
value pair, also
called an attribute–
value pair,
key–
value pair, or field–
value pair, is a
fundamental data
representation in
computing systems...
- A
key–
value database, or
key–
value store, is a data
storage paradigm designed for storing, retrieving, and
managing ****ociative arrays, and a data structure...
-
specialization of the
original KeyValuePair class.
template <typename
Value>
class Integer
ValuePair :
public KeyValuePair<int,
Value> {}; C++
templates are not...
- an
abstract data type that
stores a
collection of (
key,
value)
pairs, such that each
possible key appears at most once in the collection. In mathematical...
- that
consists of
plain text with a
structure and
syntax comprising key–
value pairs organized in sections. The name of
these configuration files comes...
- hash
table designs also
allow arbitrary insertions and
deletions of
key–
value pairs, at
amortized constant average cost per operation.
Hashing is an example...
- very
similar concepts. The colon-centered syntax, used for
expressing key-
value pairs, is
inspired by
electronic mail
headers as
defined in RFC 822, and...
-
transactional log data. LSM trees, like
other search trees,
maintain key-
value pairs. LSM
trees maintain data in two or more
separate structures, each of...
-
ordered mapping of
bytes to bytes. An OKVS will keep the
key-
value pairs sorted by the
key lexicographic order. OKVS
systems provides different set of...
- hash table.
Key–
value pairs are
stored in a DHT, and any parti****ting node can
efficiently retrieve the
value ****ociated with a
given key. The main advantage...
