Which data structure does HubL use for storing data in key and value pairs?

HubL uses dictionaries (also known as associative arrays or hash maps in other programming languages) to store data in key-value pairs. This structure allows you to associate a unique key with a specific value, enabling efficient data retrieval and manipulation. For example, you might store a product's name (value) with its ID (key). Lists store ordered collections of items by index, not key-value pairs. While HubL does work with objects, "object" is a broader programming concept, and dictionaries are the specific data structure for key-value storage. Binary trees are a more complex data structure used for efficient searching and sorting, not directly for general key-value storage in HubL.