Design a hashed file of words that could be used as a spell checker.
What would you use as a hash function? Would your choice of a hash
function depend on the language from which the words are chosen? Why
should such a file not be stored as a sequential file?(ALSO EXPLAIN IN
DETAIL)
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Design a hashed file
Design a hashed file of words that could be used as a spell checker. What would you use as a hash function? Would your choice of a hash function depend on the language from which the words are chosen? Why should such a file not be stored as a sequential file? (ALSO EXPLAIN IN DETAIL)
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