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Chapter 16, Problem 4STE
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To find whether the object of the hash set can contain multiple copies of some element.
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Which of the following methods is a method of wrapper Integer for obtaining hash code for the invoking object?
a) int hash()
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d) Integer hashcode()
Two elements with identical keys should have the same hash code.
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Which index is also reffered to as a clustring index?
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