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Hash (K, V) - Crystal 1.15.1 • crystal-lang.org

A Hash represents a collection of key-value mappings, similar to a dictionary. Main operations are storing a key-value mapping (#[]=) and querying the value associated to a key (#[]).

How To Make THC-A Crystalline, The Most Potent Hash On Earth ... - Herb • herb.co

While its crystalized form might be reminiscent of harder drugs, make no mistake, THC-A Crystalline this is the strongest hash on earth.

Crystal Notes: Hashes - codingpackets.com • codingpackets.com

Intro Hashes in Crystal are a collection of key/value pairs of defined types. Creating a hash

Are Hashes ever on the stack in Crystal lang? - Stack Overflow • stackoverflow.com

Hashes are always heap allocated. In Crystal, it depends on whether a object is of type Reference or Value. All objects that inherit from Reference are always allocated on the heap. A hash is defined as class Hash(K, V). As class always inherits from Reference, hashes will always be heap allocated.

Hash - Crystal - oprypin.github.io • oprypin.github.io

Crystal supports an additional literal for hashes and hash-like types. It consists of the name of the type followed by a list of comma separated key-value pairs enclosed in curly braces ( {} ).

Literals: Hash - Crystal - W3cubDocs • w3cub.com

Crystal supports an additional literal for hashes and hash-like types. It consists of the name of the type followed by a list of comma separated key-value pairs enclosed in curly braces ( {} ).

What about a syntax sugar for hash declaration? - Crystal Forum • crystal-lang.org

Instead initialize a hash with type restriction this way: class Foo @data : Hash(String, Hash(String, Value)) = {} of String => Hash(String, Value) end also accept this shorter version: class Foo @data : Hash(String, Hash(String, Value)) = {} end The rule seems simple, if the right hand of the assign operator has a hash type restriction, let the hash be of that type. Some would argue to write ...

Slim syntax for struct values - Help & Support - Crystal Forum • crystal-lang.org

Crystal supports Hash-like Type literal for hashes and hash-like types. This requires class to have argument-less constructor and implement []= operator. But TIL that one can override << operator to achieve Tuple Like literal. Given below sample code (assuming default values for types).

Hash - Crystal - oprypin.github.io • oprypin.github.io

A Hash represents a collection of key-value mappings, similar to a dictionary. Main operations are storing a key-value mapping (# []=) and querying the value associated to a key (# []).