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An entity for organizing data in a specific way so it can be used efficiently. Examples are arrays, objects, records, structs.
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Data structure for random outcome from a hit probability table
You can try the following (in Python):
# coding: utf-8
hittable = {(1,5): "miss", (6,15):"dodge", (16,20):"parry", (21,80):"hit", (81,100):"critical hit"}
@memoize
def hash(x):
for i in hittable. …
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