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Chapter 5: Hashing Hash Tables

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Foundations of Data Structures Practical Session #10 Hash Tables

Hash Tables Definitions 2

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Hash Tables Remarks: 4

Question 1 5

Time of searching depends on the load of the table and on the distribution of the Hash function Note: no delete function suggested! (as it changes the searching time, which will not be more dependent on the load factor. So open addressing is good for insert search (no deletion)) 6

Question 2 7

Question 2 - Solution 8

Question 3 Suggest how to implement Delete(k) function for a hash table, when using open addressing. 9

Question 3 Solution: Each table entry will contain a special mark to indicate if it was deleted. While searching for a key, if we encounter an entry which is marked as deleted, we continue to search. Note that when using this solution, the search time of an element is not dependent on the load-factor. 10

Question 3 11

Question 4 12

Question 4 – Naïve Solution 13

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