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For those wondering why he has used 8 in h2(k) let me clear your doubt: Actually the standard is h2(k) and size of hash table must be relatively prime(both shouldn't have any common factor like 7 and 10, 20 and 33 etc). In this case he has made size of hash table a prime number i.e 11 rather than using 7 in h2(k) which is also true bcz 8 and 11 are relatively prime.
@@prathmeshsinha4705 yes 8 isn't prime. I'm talking about being relatively prime which means two numbers shouldn't have any common factor like 8 and 11
@@creativitypoint7046 so we can take 5,7,9 isnt there problem na as there relative prime to 11? and if table size is 10 what will be the value we should take?
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00:02 Double hashing involves using two hash functions for open addressing. 01:17 Double hashing uses two hash functions for uniform key distribution. 02:44 Double hashing is used for collision resolution in hash tables. 04:02 Double hashing involves using two hash functions for collision resolution. 05:25 Double hashing is a collision resolution technique. 06:38 Understanding double hashing and collision resolution techniques. 07:54 Double hashing ensures uniform distribution and prevents clustering. 09:16 Double hashing eliminates primary and secondary cluste
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In this method I think we will use for collision 7-(45mod7) as per formula M-(element mod M) where M is prime number smaller than table size.. I would advice viewers as well as sir to check formula and always start explanation with general or defined formula by mentioning before taking values directly..
@@divyachauhan5644 Dear, Let me tell you something. Consider 4 and 9. We know that 4 & 9 both are non prime numbers. But, 4 and 9 are “RELATIVELY Prime Number " to each other. As 4 and 9 have no common divisor other than 1. Hope you understand my point 😉.
Taught well bt 1 mistake is at the time of insertion of 56 the right place should be 2 not 3 because u forgot taking mod 11 at first probe which is 1+8=9 mod 11 which is 2 anyways explanation is awesome
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For those wondering why he has used 8 in h2(k) let me clear your doubt:
Actually the standard is h2(k) and size of hash table must be relatively prime(both shouldn't have any common factor like 7 and 10, 20 and 33 etc). In this case he has made size of hash table a prime number i.e 11 rather than using 7 in h2(k) which is also true bcz 8 and 11 are relatively prime.
bhai 8 prime kaha se hogaya?
@@prathmeshsinha4705 yes 8 isn't prime. I'm talking about being relatively prime which means two numbers shouldn't have any common factor like 8 and 11
@@creativitypoint7046 so we can take 5,7,9 isnt there problem na as there relative prime to 11?
and if table size is 10 what will be the value we should take?
@@creativitypoint7046 inn that case, Whats the problem with other numbers lyk 10, 9......they also dont have common factors as that of 11
Bro kya h2k ki values change ho shkti he
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Just completed the whole series of hashing. I really appreciate that you considered examples which covered difficult edge cases because that really helped my understanding. Thanks very much!
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Edit: 12 bjne me 15 min baaki hai abhi😂
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Sir, jab v mai apka video dekhna start karta hoon to sabse pahle video like kar suru karta hoon kyuki sir aap padhate ho super se v upper. I finished DAA playlist within 7 days with making notes during preparation for GATE exam. How can I shared with you sir, so other can get more support from your side sir.
00:02 Double hashing involves using two hash functions for open addressing.
01:17 Double hashing uses two hash functions for uniform key distribution.
02:44 Double hashing is used for collision resolution in hash tables.
04:02 Double hashing involves using two hash functions for collision resolution.
05:25 Double hashing is a collision resolution technique.
06:38 Understanding double hashing and collision resolution techniques.
07:54 Double hashing ensures uniform distribution and prevents clustering.
09:16 Double hashing eliminates primary and secondary cluste
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In this method I think we will use for collision
7-(45mod7) as per formula
M-(element mod M) where M is prime number smaller than table size..
I would advice viewers as well as sir to check formula and always start explanation with general or defined formula by mentioning before taking values directly..
Here, 8 is relatively prime to 11 my dear 😉. They should be relatively prime.
@@schwizvicky 8 is not a prime number
@@divyachauhan5644 I know cutie, but it is relatively prime to 11. 😁
@@schwizvicky I prefer prime as taught by my teacher..
@@divyachauhan5644 Dear, Let me tell you something.
Consider 4 and 9. We know that 4 & 9 both are non prime numbers.
But,
4 and 9 are “RELATIVELY Prime Number " to each other.
As 4 and 9 have no common divisor other than 1.
Hope you understand my point 😉.
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Taught well bt 1 mistake is at the time of insertion of 56 the right place should be 2 not 3 because u forgot taking mod 11 at first probe which is 1+8=9 mod 11 which is 2 anyways explanation is awesome
Right
9 mod 11 is 9. not 2. he is right
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