Collisions are inevitable in Hash Tables, and a common way of handling them is through chaining using Linked List. But can we use some other data structure? Collisions are inevitable in Hash Tables, as we are mapping a large range of application keys to a smaller range of array slots. So, there are chances that the hash function spits out the same value for two different application keys.
Conflict Resolution in Hash Tables with Chaining
Conflict Resolution in Hash Tables with…
Conflict Resolution in Hash Tables with Chaining
Collisions are inevitable in Hash Tables, and a common way of handling them is through chaining using Linked List. But can we use some other data structure? Collisions are inevitable in Hash Tables, as we are mapping a large range of application keys to a smaller range of array slots. So, there are chances that the hash function spits out the same value for two different application keys.