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Indexing data structures is a general technique to improve the speed of data lookups.
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How to improve performance when using ArcGIS cursors in Python with big tables?
Problem with cursors is that you can cycle through them in one way only and you cant go back. Although not recommended, you can populate the feautres into a structure if you are planning to revisiting …
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