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Questions about the definition of software-engineering terms, and about the right terms to use to refer to commonly known concepts, practices or patterns related to software and systems development life cycle. Using the right terms correctly is a core practice of the scientific and engineering reasoning.
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Is there a name for the data structure [object, list, primitive] e.g. JSON? [closed]
tl;dr - I've settled on the terminology Traversable for the container type which includes List and Dict but excludes str, and Atom for anything which is not traversable, e.g. cannot nest indefinitely. … I am wondering if there is a terminology for the container data structure "isomorphic" to valid JSON, in other words, each item is one of:
array/list
object/dict/mapping
leaf: something really easy to …
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