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| ====== Can a Context have state? ====== | ====== Can a Context have state? ====== | ||
| - | It can. The [[http://fulloo.info/Examples/RubyExamples/Dijkstra/|Dijkstra example]] is a good example of such a supporting data structure. There are some per-node data that are germane only to the algorithm but rarely to the domains of node-ness, or of any particular kind of node, in their own right. The data is factored out into the Context. | + | It can. The [[http://fulloo.info/Examples/RubyExamples/Dijkstra/|Dijkstra example]] is a good example of such a supporting data structure. |
| + | //Nodes// are one kind of object in the Dijkstra algorithm. | ||
| + | There are some per-node data that are germane only to the algorithm but rarely to the domains of node-ness, or of any particular kind of node, in their own right. The data is factored out into the Context. | ||
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