Next Topic: Data Structures

Welcome to the next part of our help guide. This section delves into the crucial concept of Hash Tables.

Hash Tables are a fundamental data structure in programming. They store data in key-value pairs. The key is used to retrieve the value associated with it.

Here's a quick example:

                    {
                        "name": "Alice",
                        "age": 30,
                        "city": "New York"
                    }
                

Notice how the key:value pairs are stored. Each key is unique.

Consider this example:

                    {
                        "name": "Bob",
                        "age": 25,
                        "city": "Los Angeles"
                    }