Open Addressing (Hashing: Fundamentals and Algorithms)

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In today's lesson, we see how to resolve collisions while using the table space directly. At the heart of this is the concept of a probing sequence, that create hops!

Time Stamps:
0:00 Opening, idea
8:06 How does one apply a probing sequence?
10:44 Linear probing
17:26 Examples
23:25 How can we delete entries/records without needing to rehash the whole table?
27:41 Summary
32:55 Double Hashing
42:46 Example
50:03 In double hashing, why must the table size be a prime number?
57:24 Closing

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