If two different keys are hashed to the same location in a too-full hash table (A-1), what will be done by the OpenAddressing technique?The table size is doubled (and rehashed) in order to accommodate the keys.Alternative cells are tried until an empty cell is found in the neighborhood.They are chained in two different linked lists at that location.They are chained in the same linked list at that location.

When a hash table becomes too full we make a new table with twice the size of the original and then…

If two different keys are hashed to the same location in a too-full hash table (A-1), what will be done by the Open Addressing technique? O The table size is doubled (and rehashed) in order to accommodate the keys. O Alternative cells are tried until an empty cell is found in the neighborhood. O They are chained in two different linked lists at that location. O They are chained in the same linked list at that location.

If two different keys are hashed to the same location in a too-full hash table (A-1), what will be done by the Open Addressing technique? O The table size is doubled (and rehashed) in order to accommodate the keys. O Alternative cells are tried until an empty cell is found in the neighborhood. O They are chained in two different linked lists at that location. O They are chained in the same linked list at that location.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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