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This rule does not imply that indices should be cheap to convert to actual
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integers. The offsets for consecutive elements could be non-consecutive
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(e.g., in a hash table with open addressing), or consist of multiple
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- offsets so that the conversion to an integer is non-trival (e.g., in a
+ offsets so that the conversion to an integer is non-trivial (e.g., in a
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tree).
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Note that this rule, like all other rules, is an "as if" rule. As long as
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