indeksnested
Indeksnested is a term used in data management and programming to describe a situation where a data structure, typically an array or list, is nested within another data structure, which itself is indexed. This means that to access a specific element, one must first navigate through the outer index and then through the inner index. For example, a list of lists, where each inner list represents a row and is accessed by its row number, and elements within that row are accessed by their column number, is a common form of indeksnested data.
The concept is crucial for understanding how multi-dimensional data is organized and manipulated. In programming, indeksnested
Proper handling of indeksnested data is essential for efficient data processing and analysis. Mismanagement can lead