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I need to query a list of stored numbers (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) and output one available number from that list.

When i get out this number (let's say "3"), that number needs to be erased from the list.

Next I might need to insert that number again in the list. And so on.

Now... I know [coll] is just perfect for that... but since I want to access information very quickly (like every 50-100 msecs) I experienced I cannot completely trust [coll] as it crashes all the time (I post it on the forum already an example of that).

I'm mostly looking for stability, and the ability to perform the task quickly without being a CPU hog.

What would you suggest among Javascript, Java, dict, or... anything else?

I need to query a list of stored numbers (1, 2, 3, 4, 5)  and output one available number from that list.
When i get out this number (let's say "3"), that number needs to be erased from the list.
Next I might need to insert that number again in the list. And so on.

I'm mostly looking for stability, and the ability to perform the task quickly without being a CPU hog.
What would you suggest among Javascript, Java, dict, or... anything else?

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I need to query a list of stored numbers (1, 2, 3, 4, 5)  and output one available number from that list.
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suggestion-for-stable-and-quick-list-storage

Thanks PHIOL, never thought [zl nth] could do the job! ;-)

zl.nth is fine but you can also use zl.lookup (for another item in the bag o' tricks)

Suggestion for stable and quick list storage