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You don't need a dynamic language for that. In Java: Map<K,V> mkMap(int size) { return size > threshold ? new HashMap<K,V>() : new TreeMap<K,V>();
by mercurial 12y ago
You don't need a dynamic language for that. In Java:
Map<K,V> mkMap(int size) {
return size > threshold ? new HashMap<K,V>() : new TreeMap<K,V>();
}