Computer Science: An Overview (13th Edition) (What's New in Computer Science)
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Chapter 9, Problem 57CRP
Program Plan Intro
Sequential files:
- A sequential file is a file that has same order of organization of records in which they are entered.
- The order of records does not change in sequential file.
- The information is arranged in a row in sequential files.
- In a sequential file, we can write and read data in a sequence only.
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Using linear hashing to insert the given values in the order provided with the hash function hi(K) = K mod 2i . Display how the file grows and the hash functions changes as the records are inserted. Draw the diagrams showing the loading of the data into buckets, overflows, and splits. Also, calculate the average number of block accesses for a random retrieval on the given records.
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