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Xiaoxuan Wang
4,590 PointsHow about processing on a huge employee list?
Unlike the example in the video, when it comes to a situation that the name list is huge, is it a better way to use LOOP? Are there any faster method solving this kind of issue?
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ywang04
6,762 PointsI have the same question. Any comments are really appreciate. :)
John Lundberg
20,368 PointsMaybe you will get an answer if you specify a number like 20 000 and specify for what purpose.
Aby Abraham
Courses Plus Student 12,531 PointsIf you have huge list, consider a database for storing and retrieving data. You may need to opt for a db like MongoDB, SQlite for create connections for data transactions. But, you need to check on how to integrate those dbs in your current application via their respective documentation.
One Eg: Node.js web framework can be used with very beginner friendly mongodb (via npm packages). Full Stack Javascript track eventually gets you there. Similarly, we have many web frameworks for developing applications with many databases and services connected to it, as required.