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I assume you also mean ignoring each language's array-like types (List in C#, ArrayList in Java, [] in Python, etc.). I do use associative structures (maps, dictionaries) extremely frequently, as I work a lot in Python, but also in C# and C++. Many of those structures are implemented with trees behind the covers. Sets are pretty common for me too. There are tasks that more naturally fit data types (like finding the difference between two data sets). -lucycordova

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