Choosing a programming language as a competitive tool
Hannah Schroeter
hannah at schlund.de
Wed May 9 10:07:54 EDT 2001
Hello!
In article <9d55e1$qel$1 at slb1.atl.mindspring.net>,
Andrew Dalke <dalke at acm.org> wrote:
>[...]
>Please, not "vector"! A vector is a measurement with a direction
>[...]
I'm sorry, but the term "vector" for a one-dimensional array of
(usually mutable) storage is in common usage.
It's there at least in Lisp (the CL standard is from the beginning of the
90s) and in C++ (std::vector<_ElementType>).
However, it's not unusual that terms have more than one meaning,
depending on the context.
Kind regards,
Hannah.
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