Suppose you have a closed hash table with 500 slots, and there are currently 400 records in the hash table. Approximately how many memory accesses, on average, would you expect upon inserting the next record into the table, assuming a "good" (near optimal) hash function and probe function? (Answer with a single number, rounded to the nearest integer.)
Suppose you have a closed hash table with 500 slots, and there are currently 400 records in the hash table. Approximately how many memory accesses, on average, would you expect upon inserting the next record into the table, assuming a "good" (near optimal) hash function and probe function? (Answer with a single number, rounded to the nearest integer.)
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Transcribed Image Text:Suppose you have a closed hash table with 500 slots, and there are currently 400 records in the
hash table. Approximately how many memory accesses, on average, would you expect upon
inserting the next record into the table, assuming a "good" (near optimal) hash function and
probe function?
(Answer with a single number, rounded to the nearest integer.)
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