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Efficient structure
I have multiple types of information to associate to one object. I have
data structures that store data structures. What is the best/most efficient
way to structure the data? A multi-dimensional array? A container object?
Please Advise...
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Curt Zirzow #2 Re: [PHP] Efficient structure
* Thus wrote Info@Best-IT (info@best-it.biz):
It depends on the application you need to use the object.> I have multiple types of information to associate to one object. I have
> data structures that store data structures. What is the best/most efficient
> way to structure the data? A multi-dimensional array? A container object?
>
> Please Advise...
Curt
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