Using a Type Specific Data Type

Stracture is whatever kind of data type you want. O and a the abstraction itself, it's also a type specific. Ah, like comparing this to closure, we used to, you know, just packing into our data. So you're talking about lazy and unlazy. Why why it's important to have one specific data type? Ah, for those calculations. It'snot necessarily important for those calculations... But it is important that i can say, i need a buffer of unsigned bites um, and i can then access it like it's a general data structure,. Not in a java signed bite range of negie one, 27, one 26.