array-based implementation
An array-based implementation is a method of organizing and storing data using an array data structure. It involves using an array to store elements of the data and accessing those elements through their indices. This implementation allows for efficient and direct access to elements using constant time complexity. It is commonly used in various programming languages and provides a simple and straightforward way of managing and manipulating data.
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