Is there HashTable structure in Wolfram Mathematica?
I want to use a Structure like HashTable. Is there similar structure in Wolfram Mathematica?
Update: Mathematica version 10 introduced the Association data structure (tutorial).
There are a number of possibilities. The easiest possibility, which works well if you don't need to add or delete keys from your table, or change their associated values, is to construct a list of rules with the key on the left-hand side and the value on the right-hand side, and use Dispatch on it.
If you do need to change the entries in your table, you can use the DownValues of a symbol as a hash table. This will support all the operations one commonly uses with hash tables. Here's the most straightforward way of doing that:
(* Set some values in your table.*)
In[1]:= table[a] = foo; table[b] = bar; table[c] = baz;
(* Test whether some keys are present. *)
In[2]:= {ValueQ[table[a]], ValueQ[table[d]]}
Out[2]:= {True, False}
(* Get a list of all keys and values, as delayed rules. *)
In[3]:= DownValues[table]
Out[3]:= {HoldPattern[table[a]] :> foo, HoldPattern[table[b]] :> bar,
HoldPattern[table[c]] :> baz}
(* Remove a key from your table. *)
In[4]:= Unset[table[b]]; ValueQ[table[b]]
Out[4]:= False
我会说，你可以从框中得到最类似的结构是稀疏数组。
I agree with Pillsy, but see also this answer:
Mathematica Downvalue Lhs
It includes a handy function for getting the keys of a hash table.
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