An indirect map typically refers to a mapping or relationship that is not direct or straightforward. In programming, it can involve using an intermediary structure or function to access or manipulate data.
For example, in the context of data structures, an indirect map might involve using a dictionary or a similar structure to map keys to values, where the keys are not the actual values but references or identifiers that lead to the values.
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