Hi Folks,
A striding construct is one that returns a sequence of items and the items are
all disjoint (item i is not nested in item j).
Why are such constructs called "striding"? Would you please give some intuition
on why such constructs are called striding?
Also, why is striding important? I think that striding constructs are important
because:
The sequence of items returned by a striding
construct can be operated on in a streaming
fashion.
Is that correct?
/Roger
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