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That's like saying it's illogical to have 65k elements in an array. What is the difference?
by paulddraper 1y ago
That's like saying it's illogical to have 65k elements in an array.
What is the difference?
- jiggawatts 1y agoI do not miss having to use “near” and “far” pointers in 16-bit mode C++ programming!
- pshirshov 1y agoIf the limitation affects your usecase, you can chunk your structures. The limitation comes with benefits.
- paulddraper 1y agoFair enough. Implementation details matter. I was just responding to the “X is an absurd way to do JSON”. Which seemed to single out objects vs arrays. Like in this case maybe, but I don’t see a reason to make that general statement.