Answer / Brashketu Dwivedi

Hashed Tables are a type of ABAP table where data is stored using a hash function to determine the location of each record in memory. This makes accessing records faster, as the hash function provides a quick way to find the correct record based on its key.nnHashed tables are particularly useful when dealing with large amounts of data or frequent read-only access, but they can be more complex to manage compared to standard tables.

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