/**
 * A table is a map-like collection. But unlike a traditional collection, it's keys
 * and values are not stored within the `Table` value, but instead are stored using
 * Sui's object system. The `Table` struct acts only as a handle into the object
 * system to retrieve those keys and values. Note that this means that `Table`
 * values with exactly the same key-value mapping will not be equal, with `==`, at
 * runtime. For example
 *
 * ```
 * let table1 = table::new<u64, bool>();
 * let table2 = table::new<u64, bool>();
 * table::add(&mut table1, 0, false);
 * table::add(&mut table1, 1, true);
 * table::add(&mut table2, 0, false);
 * table::add(&mut table2, 1, true);
 * // table1 does not equal table2, despite having the same entries
 * assert!(&table1 != &table2);
 * ```
 */
import { MoveStruct } from '../../../utils/index.js';
export declare const Table: MoveStruct<{
    /** the ID of this table */
    id: MoveStruct<{
        id: import("@mysten/bcs/dist/cjs/bcs-type.js").BcsType<string, string | Uint8Array<ArrayBufferLike>, "bytes[32]">;
    }, "0x2::object::UID">;
    /** the number of key-value pairs in the table */
    size: import("@mysten/bcs/dist/cjs/bcs-type.js").BcsType<string, string | number | bigint, "u64">;
}, "0x2::table::Table">;