What are different methods of collision resolution in hashing.
Answer Posted / Sandeep Kumar Chauhan
1. Chaining: Each hash value corresponds to a linked list, and if a collision occurs, the new element is added to the corresponding linked list.n2. Open Addressing: If a collision occurs, we probe the consecutive positions until an empty slot is found.n a. Linear Probing:n - Increment the index by 1 for each probe.n b. Quadratic Probing:n - Increment the index by i^2, where i = 0, 1, 2, ...n c. Double Hashing:n - Use a second hash function to find empty slots when collisions occur.
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