In computer science, a Patricia trie (also known as a radix tree) is a simple form of compressed trie which merges single child nodes with their parents. Its name comes from the acronymPATRICIA, which stands for "Practical Algorithm to Retrieve Information Coded in Alphanumeric", and was described in a paper published in 1968 by Donald R. Morrison. Patricia tries are useful for constructing associative arrays with integer keys.
patty_la: Hoy que me peiné bonito no saldré, mal mal Patricia ¬¬ ya no saldré contigo
katkaulitz95: @xoxlaurenn no im going with maryann, rachel, nd maryann..nd maybe Patricia..idk..lol nd ill just get the gift during schooltatswenimdoingit
