← Back to context Comment by CobrastanJorji 1 day ago A counterexample would be Python, where dictionaries maintain their insertion order. 1 comment CobrastanJorji Reply deathanatos 1 day ago Python does the same hash randomization, but yes, it also maintains the insertion order. This is more expensive, obviously, as additional data has to be tracked.
deathanatos 1 day ago Python does the same hash randomization, but yes, it also maintains the insertion order. This is more expensive, obviously, as additional data has to be tracked.
Python does the same hash randomization, but yes, it also maintains the insertion order. This is more expensive, obviously, as additional data has to be tracked.