Onigiri, in the context of computer science, refers to a data structure used in programming languages to categorize and represent a collection of related data items. The term is derived from the Japanese word for „rice ball,“ which reflects the idea of combining smaller pieces (like rice grains) into a cohesive whole. An Onigiri data structure can take various forms, including arrays, lists, or dictionaries, and is often used to simplify the management of multiple elements by grouping them together in a single entity.
Onigiri structures are particularly useful in developing applications that require the organization of data that can be accessed and manipulated in an efficient manner. They often provide operations like insertion, deletion, and traversal, allowing developers to work with datasets more effectively. In some contexts, Onigiri may also refer to specific libraries or frameworks that implement such data structures, enhancing functionality and ease of use in software development. However, the core meaning centers around the concept of organizing and handling related data items in a structured way.
17. ledna je oslavován jako Den onigiri v Japonsku, na počest spojení, která vznikla během zemětřesení Hanshin-Awaji. Tento den podporuje sdílení jídla, se zaměřením na milovaný rýžový kuličku onigiri. Letos…