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Hi,

By types and tokens i meant, if i have a word "the" multiple times in a array i need to process it as many times as it is in the array.

But in hash it avoids duplicates by having the token of each word. if a word "the" appears six times in a hash. then type of "the" is only one. but the token of "the" is 6..

Is it correct what i m speaking

In reply to Re^2: hash to differentiate type and tokens by sarvan
in thread hash to differentiate type and tokens by sarvan

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