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Create an association with self references
ResourceFunction["AssociationReference"][key] represents a reference to another value in an Association. | |
ResourceFunction["AssociationReference"][<|k1⧴val1,k2⧴val2,…|>] represents an Association where instances of ResourceFunction["AssociationReference"][ki] within the valj are resolved to the values vali. |
Create an AssociationReference object with three keys, two of which reference the other:
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Many functions work on AssociationReference objects like on Association objects:
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Part gives values:
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Key limiting operations return a new AssociationReference object:
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Values and Normal return the final value for each key:
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A few basic statistical operations are supported:
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Sorting operations return a new AssociationReference object:
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Use Map to map a function over values:
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When the value is retrieved, the function is applied on each value:
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If keys are removed, the resulting AssociationReference object can give values with Missing instead of the dependency:
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Loops are bad:
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