This is an implementation of string slices that works on a common underlying string shared through a reference instead of copying parts of the string. This has the benefit of not requiring the time and memory of copying parts of the string over and over. The only thing that get's copied is the reference of the underlying string, and two new indices for the start and stop of the string slice. This means that by changing the original string, any string slice that was created from it will be updated as well. The benefit of using string slices comes when copying parts of the string to pass on, for example in a combinatorial parser.

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