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I always liked Common Lisp for this, since you could so easily inspect data structures like hashes at run time.

I think CMUCL had a really interesting and unique hash implementation that relied on two identically sized arrays, one for the keys and data, and another for a "next" index that showed you where to go for a key collision.



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