Show chaining for keys [10,22,31,4,15,28] in table size 7
Analyze the show chaining for keys [10,22,31,4,15,28] in table size 7.
Examples
Input:"test_input_1"
Output:"output_1"
Input:"test_input_2"
Output:"output_2"
Hints
Recall that the hash function for a table size of 7 is typically `key % 7`. Compute the initial hash positions for all keys.
After placing keys in their initial positions, check if any collisions occur. If so, apply chaining by appending the colliding key to the existing list at that position.
Verify the final state of the hash table by ensuring all keys are correctly placed in their respective chains, accounting for any rehashing or overflow handling if required.
Show chaining for keys [10,22,31,4,15,28] in table size 7
Analyze the show chaining for keys [10,22,31,4,15,28] in table size 7.