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    hashing

    I am really stuck with hash tables. I have a list of words that I need to put in a hash table and solve the collisions by using chaining.

    Firstly, what I understand of htables is that it is basically an array and a method of preventing collisions (using chaining) means, that instead of putting the obj into the array I must create a linked list node. Is this right or am I off track totally.

    Something else I am not too clear about....if dealing with strings, to be able to work out the position am I suppose to be changing the the whole string into ascii characters and then work out the location?
    Last edited by sweets; 05-26-2002 at 03:34 AM.
    simple is always an understatement.....

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    aihorizon.com has alot of information on linked lists, hashing (I think) and sorting, everything is there.

    Hope it helps you.
    tudehopet uses Borland Compiler 5.5
    and Visual C++ 6.

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