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Data structure for Objects

Which data structures I should store the real life 'objects' in? I am not looking for computer representation. I am looking for different data structures for different item in real life access/storage etc. Is there any study on this?

Update:
Based upon comments, I should remove the 'data' from data structures and simply looking for structures to store various objects in based upon usability rules.

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Your question is a bit too vague to answer well, but in general you can think about using existing "objects"/models/representations of the abstract things you want to model or manipulate.

If those don't exist then you build your own.

Tim  2009-07-02 18:12:56

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