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Maps, Hash Tables, and Skip Lists

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Maps, Hash Tables, and Skip Lists
Hash Tables
- The novel concept for a hash table is the use of a hash function to map general keys to corresponding indices in a table.
- Ideally, keys will be well distributed in the range from 0 to N −1 by a hash function, but in practice there may be two or more distinct keys that get mapped to the same index.
- As a result, we will conceptualize our table as a bucket array
- Ideally, keys will be well distributed in the range from 0 to N −1 by a hash function, but in practice there may be two or more distinct keys that get mapped to the same index.
- Hash Function: to map each key k to an integer in the range [0,N − 1], where N is the capacity of the bucket array for a hash table.
- AbstractHasMap
- createTable()
- bucketGet(h,k)
- bucketPut()
- bucketRemove(h,k)
- entrySet()
- The novel concept for a hash table is the use of a hash function to map general keys to corresponding indices in a table.
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- Mapa Mental sobre Maps, Hash Tables, and Skip Lists, creado por Angelica Cordero el 31/05/2022.
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- Angelica Cordero
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