std_hashmapstd_hashmap is an implementation of the hashmap data type, also known as a dictionary or table.
GLang doesn’t actually hash the keys and values, it is rather the name used for this type.
fetch std_hashmap;
obj my_hashmap = hashmap();
hashmap_set(my_hashmap, "user", "bob");
hashmap_set(my_hashmap, "age", 23);
hashmap_set(my_hashmap, "birthday", "1/1/25");
obj birthday = hashmap_get(my_hashmap, "birthday");
bark(birthday); # output: 1/1/25
hashmap()Returns a newly constructed hashmap object.
fetch std_hashmap;
obj example = hashmap();
hashmap_set(hashmap_obj, key, value)Set hashmap_obj’s key to the specified value.
fetch std_hashmap;
obj example = hashmap();
hashmap_set(example, "key", "value");
bark(example);
hashmap_get(hashmap_obj, key)Get hashmap_obj’s corresponding value to key.
fetch std_hashmap;
obj example = hashmap();
hashmap_set(example, "key", "value");
bark(hashmap_get(example, "key")); # output: value
hashmap_remove(hashmap_obj, key)Removes hashmap_obj’s key and it’s value.
fetch std_hashmap;
obj example = hashmap();
hashmap_set(example, "key", "value");
hashmap_remove(example, "key"); # empty hashmap because we removed the only key
bark(example);
hashmap_keys(hashmap_obj)Returns a list of hashmap_obj’s keys.
fetch std_hashmap;
obj example = hashmap();
hashmap_set(example, "key1", "value");
hashmap_set(example, "key2", "value");
obj keys = hashmap_keys(example);
bark(keys); # output: [key1, key2]
hashmap_values(hashmap_obj)Returns a list of hashmap_obj’s values.
fetch std_hashmap;
obj example = hashmap();
hashmap_set(example, "key1", "value1");
hashmap_set(example, "key2", "value2");
obj values = hashmap_keys(example);
bark(values); # output: [value1, value2]
bark_hashmap(hashmap_obj)Display hashmap_obj in the terminal (pretty printing)
fetch std_hashmap;
obj example = hashmap();
hashmap_set(example, "key1", "value1");
bark_hashmap(example);
# output:
# {
# key1: value1
# }