Week 14 Day 1 - Hash Tables and Heaps
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I went over linear probing and chaining versions of hash tables one more time, and then talked about Heaps, and gave examples of why you'd use them and talked about the array representation of Heaps (which is weird and unintuitive if you don't understand what it means).
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