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"does not mean... " -> what does "isomorphic" mean to you? that would help me. thanks!
by poseid 12y ago
"does not mean... " -> what does "isomorphic" mean to you? that would help me. thanks!
- runT1ME 12y agoIsomorphic means there exists an 'isomorphism' or an invertible function between two things that aren't the same. So an Array and a List could be Isomorphic, but a Set and a List could not be. You could have (I think?) an isomorphism between XML and Javascript (minus CDATA), so it's not relegated to lightly structured types.