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  1. Re: What is the fastest and most efficient for 3 dimensional structures?

    While I don't know exactly the purpose of all the data and how it will be used, this sounds like something that can be better handled by storing the data within a relational database. If designed...
  2. Re: What is the fastest and most efficient for 3 dimensional structures?

    To add a more object oriented option, you could try and hide the complexity of a 3D List inside an object. Based upon the model you describe above, create a class SpreadSheet which itself contains...
  3. Re: What is the fastest and most efficient for 3 dimensional structures?

    Perhaps others might suggest alternatives but I'd say you are on the right track. If you do not need multi-threading protection, an ArrayList would be faster since is not synchronized (Vector is...
  4. Re: What is the fastest and most efficient for 3 dimensional structures?

    Can you define 'add to it in order'? Do you mean order based upon when it was added, or order based upon the some sorting algorithm? And if the latter, will you need to access the elements in the...
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