Counting sort typically uses this data structure to store the numbers of keys less than a certain number.
Implementing a fixed maximum size queue with a circular buffer using this data structure runs into problems because the buffer's status as full or empty cannot be distinguished simply from relative start and end pointers. Counting sort typically uses this data structure to store the numbers of keys less than a certain number. This structure can also be used to implement fast set operations on subsets of a universal set in the (*) "bit" variety, while the completeness of a heap allows it to be stored as this data structure. The density of an expanse is used with regard to the "Judy" variety, itself a modification of a structure also known as a map or the "associative" variety of this structure. For 10 points, name this data structure that consists of a sequentially stored list of items, each identified with an index.
Implementing a fixed maximum size queue with a circular buffer using this data structure runs into problems because the buffer's status as full or empty cannot be distinguished simply from relative start and end pointers.
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