Hash Tables and Hash Functions

brilliant video as always. you never miss

this is very intuitive, thank you!!

I've been through multiple videos on hash tables today, like 4, and this by far was the most clear and obvious explanation.
Thank you!!

i dont even study that, i was studying hash just for heavy files transfer but i just cant stop watching this
and I dont even like math

Nicely explained...thanks for it

Possible to find bijective function for the hash table ?

can you make a video with mire details about how objects are stored in hash table?

Excellent tutorial, well explained and easy to understand. Thank you

It's really a wonderful content of Hashing. Thank you so mcuh.

the best video explanation i've seen in a while !!!

thanks from france 🫶

if there were a computer science class in hogwarts; you sir, would be the professor!

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thank you very much for this video

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This video is an absolute banger

You're doing a fantastic job! A bit off-topic, but I wanted to ask: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). What's the best way to send them to Binance?

This explenation is amazing. Thanks.
YT is full of confusional and long but partial explanations, but finally I found your video, which is presenting how deep is the rabbit hole in any direction in a concise and clear way.

first video I've seen so far that actually explains the fundamentals behind what is hashing

amazing

Thank you very much for your channel.

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Thank you :) Best resource to understand what hash table is

It's the best explanation which I've seen, thank you

Thank you for this well-crafted and amazingly explained video.
I have tried a few videos about hash tables, and this one had the best teaching style and structure that allowed me to understand every part without being confused or overwhelmed.

This vid made everything so simple to understand, thank you!

Awesome explanation Chad!

So I have a question, and forgive my ignorance (I am learning as I go and not in college). So if Mia for example, has an ASCII code of 77+105+97 = 279, dividing that (279 Mod 11 = 25 on my calculator). However in MDN docs it comes to 4 in the example, the correct answer. Just trying to figure out how we got to 4 and maybe using the calculator is the wrong thing?

you dropped this 👑

This video is timeless. Excellent explanation and covers good amount of concepts around topic.

Excellent video, thank you!

Great video! Explained in an intuitive way from the rock bottom. Thank you!

I come across this page today. A game changer, I tell you!!!!!! Thank you sooo much.

Very Clear!

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The best explanation I've seen. Thank you!

CS 260 student here and Chat GPT recommended this video. I can see why, this was so helpful as someone who literally has never coded a hash table into a project yet this video is exciting to see how I can store data and access it. Now I cant wait to start coding this into a project!

Thank you for the clear and concise explanation without making it sound like we're studing rocket science.

Why did I spend all that money on an engineering degree, when all I needed was this channel!!!

I'm struggling learning the concept about hash map, and thank god I found this video, very easy to understand even for a beginner like me!!!

Thank you very much for this video.
Feedback: The noise in the video sometimes get very high pitched suddenly and it is not a good experience for the ears considering I am plugged in with my earphones.

that is a great video, thanks

It makes so much sense, you translate each letter to ascii value before adding em up and getting the remainder of the letters’ values summed up divided by total number of squares (e.g. 11)

Fenominal video! You've explained a 3 hour class in 14 miutes

I think this could be better with an array from 0 to 9 because mod 10 is much easier to see than mod 11

I was getting tired after watching a bunch of videos on this subject and at the beginning of this one I was about to close it because I thought it's not gonna be engaging enough. I'm so glad I didn't, this was so interesting to watch and you explain it so simple and well. Thank you very much sir!!!