#data-structures

#data-structures

Pick up a dictionary. No, not that one. The real dictionary you have on your bookshelf, the one that has pages made of paper, which you use to look up the meaning of English words. Or whatever other language. But let's assume it's an English dictionary. Now, look up zymology. I'll wait... Done? It probably didn't take you too long to find zymology.

Knowledge graphs, introduced by Google in 2012, represent structured data with connections, highlighting relationships between entities such as Da Vinci and the Mona Lisa.

The patterns in Japanese addresses are about structure, semantics, and context, and regex struggles with ambiguity and sequence dependencies.

The structured inference results into triples enable a clear relationship description between materials by defining core labels, which allows for improved data retrieval and analysis.

Kotlin leverages Java's TreeMap with String.CASE_INSENSITIVE_ORDER to create a case-insensitive map, ensuring the entries are compared without regard to letter case.