data structure

British  

noun

1. an organized form, such as an array list or string, in which connected data items are held in a computer

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Example Sentences

"Space offers a unique opportunity to rethink data structure, where small, scalable data centres in orbit can deliver efficiency, performance and flexibility," says Avi Shabtai, the CEO of Ramon Space, one firm developing the technology.

From BBC

Several groups hope to solve this problem by compressing sequences from larger databases into a more organized data structure, or index, designed for easy searching in downloadable files or online portals.

From Science Magazine

Utilising these data structures, ticket providers can sell and validate tokenised tickets on the blockchain, ensuring universal accessibility across all providers.

From Science Daily

I remember something like this from my algorithms and data structures class — trying to build algos to find the shortest route.

From The Verge

“HBCU CS students struggle with the most basic of coding, algorithms and data structures,” the document said.

From Washington Post