memory-efficient data structures
Memory-efficient data structures are designed to minimize the amount of memory required to store and manipulate data, while still providing efficient access and operations on that data. These data structures optimize memory usage by carefully organizing and representing data in a way that reduces unnecessary overhead and wasted space. By using techniques such as compression, sharing, and clever data representation, memory-efficient data structures are able to store large amounts of data in a compact and efficient manner.
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