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Types and traits associated with collections of data.
The Collection
type is differential dataflow’s core abstraction for an updatable pile of data.
Most differential dataflow programs are “collection-oriented”, in the sense that they transform one collection into another, using operators defined on collections. This contrasts with a more imperative programming style, in which one might iterate through the contents of a collection manually. The higher-level of programming allows differential dataflow to provide efficient implementations, and to support efficient incremental updates to the collections.
Structs§
- A mutable collection of values of type
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Traits§
- Conversion to a differential dataflow Collection.
Functions§
- Concatenates multiple collections.