Tell us how would you implement hash in ruby internally?
Answer / Vishwa Natri
The internal implementation of a Hash in Ruby is based on a Hash table (an array of linked lists). When a new key-value pair is added, the key is hashed using the SHA256 digest algorithm. The resulting integer value is used as an index to access the appropriate bucket within the array. If multiple keys have the same hash value, they are stored in a linked list.
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