If you think of your consideration process as a balance sheet, on the positive side, you get an ordered hash. On the negative side, you get a less speed efficient and less memory efficient hash. You trade speed and memory for convenience. That may be a worthwhile trade for you. Or it might be a dealbreaker. Just as long as you're aware of the issues, you can make the right decision for your particular situation.
Dave
In reply to Re: Ordered Hashes
by davido
in thread Ordered Hashes
by Sprad
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