
Hash Table
A hash table is a mechanism for storing and accessing a large number of
associations. In file compression applications, the location of recurrent
strings of data are recorded in hash tables. The hash table is scanned to
reconstruct the original file. Hash tables are also common in cryptographic
applications.
URLs:
- The Hash Table
- Discussion of the central role of hash tables in computer chess programs.
W3E References:
- algorithm
- Hash tables are generated by algorithms (hash functions).

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