Hash table allows faster operations by indexing a key. Index are created by passing the key to a some sort of hash function. A normal hash function can like this
function hash(string, max) {
let hash = 0;
for(let i=0; i<string.length;i++){
hash+= string.charCodeAt(i)
}
return hash%max
}
max
arg in function defines how long your data can grow. For example if you have 100 different types of product then keeping max=100
would be perfect and will avoide collision.
function hash(string, max) {
let hash = 0;
for(let i=0; i<string.length;i++){
hash+= string.charCodeAt(i)
}
return hash%max
}
class HashTable{
storage = [] // [ [[key, value],[key, value] ] ]
storageLimit = 4
put(key, value){
let index = hash(key, this.storageLimit)
if(this.storage[index] === undefined){
this.storage[index] = [ [key, value] ];
}else{
let elIndex = this.storage[index].findIndex(el=>el[0]==key);
if(elIndex != -1) this.storage[index][elIndex] = [key, value]
else this.storage[index].push([key,value]);
}
}
get(key){
let index = hash(key, this.storageLimit);
if(this.storage[index]){
return this.storage[index].find(el=>el[0] === key)[1]
}
}
remove(key){
let index = hash(key, this.storageLimit);
if(this.storage[index].length == 1) {
delete this.storage[index]
} else{
let elIndex = this.storage[index].findIndex(el=>el[0]==key);
if(elIndex != -1)
return this.storage[index].splice(elIndex, 1);
else return -1
}
}
}
let ht = new HashTable();
ht.put("shahid", "codes")
ht.put("shahid1", "codes")
ht.put("shahid2", "codes")
ht.put("shahid3", "codes")
ht.put("shahid4", "codes")
console.log(ht.remove("shahid1"))
console.log(ht)
console.log(ht.get("shahid"))
console.log(ht.get("213"))