class BloomFilter:
def __init__(self, size=10):
# DO NOT EDIT THIS CONSTRUCTOR
self.size = size
self.array = FixedSizeArray(size)
for i in range(0, size):
self.array.set(i, False)
# Adds an element to the bloom filter using three hash functions.
def add_elem(self, elem):
# raise NotImplementedError
hash1 = cs5112_hash1(elem) % self.size
hash2 = cs5112_hash2(elem) % self.size
hash3 = cs5112_hash3(elem) % self.size
for j in [hash1, hash2, hash3]:
self.array.set(j, True)
# Returns False if the given element is was definitely not added to the
# filter. Returns True if it's possible that the element was added to the
# filter (but not necessarily certain).
def check_membership(self, elem):
# raise NotImplementedError
hash1 = cs5112_hash1(elem) % self.size
hash2 = cs5112_hash2(elem) % self.size
hash3 = cs5112_hash3(elem) % self.size
counter = 0
for k in [hash1, hash2, hash3]:
if self.array.get(k):
counter += 1
if counter == 0:
return False
else:
return True
def __init__(self, initial_size=10, load_factor=.75):
# DO NOT EDIT THIS CONSTRUCTOR
if (initial_size < 0) or (load_factor <= 0) or (load_factor > 1):
raise Exception("size must be greater than zero, and load factor must be between 0 and 1")
self.array_size = initial_size
self.load_factor = load_factor
self.item_count = 0
self.array = FixedSizeArray(initial_size)
def _resize_array(self):
array_size = self.array_size * 2
oldArray = self.array
self.array_size = array_size
self.array = FixedSizeArray(array_size)
self.item_count = 0
# fixed sized array has a list of items.
for i in oldArray.items:
if i is not None and i != 'x':
self.insert(i[0], i[1])
class BloomFilter:
def __init__(self, size=10):
# DO NOT EDIT THIS CONSTRUCTOR
self.size = size
self.array = FixedSizeArray(size)
for i in range(0, size):
self.array.set(i, False)
# Adds an element to the bloom filter using three hash functions.
def add_elem(self, elem):
self.array.set(cs5112_hash1(elem) % self.size, True)
self.array.set(cs5112_hash2(elem) % self.size, True)
self.array.set(cs5112_hash3(elem) % self.size, True)
# Returns False if the given element is was definitely not added to the
# filter. Returns True if it's possible that the element was added to the
# filter (but not necessarily certain).
def check_membership(self, elem):
hash1 = cs5112_hash1(elem) % self.size
hash2 = cs5112_hash2(elem) % self.size
hash3 = cs5112_hash3(elem) % self.size
if self.array.get(hash1) and self.array.get(hash2) and self.array.get(
hash3):
return True
return False
class BloomFilter:
def __init__(self, size=10):
# DO NOT EDIT THIS CONSTRUCTOR
self.size = size
self.array = FixedSizeArray(size)
for i in range(0, size):
self.array.set(i, False)
# To add an element to the bloom filter, use each of the k=3 hash functions we provided and compute
# the positions that we are setting in the fixed size array using modulo operation.
def add_elem(self, elem):
p1 = cs5112_hash1(elem) % self.size
p2 = cs5112_hash2(elem) % self.size
p3 = cs5112_hash3(elem) % self.size
self.array.set(p1, True)
self.array.set(p2, True)
self.array.set(p3, True)
# Returns False if the given element was definitely not added to the filter.
# Returns True if it's possible that the element was added to the filter.
def check_membership(self, elem):
p1 = cs5112_hash1(elem) % self.size
p2 = cs5112_hash2(elem) % self.size
p3 = cs5112_hash3(elem) % self.size
if not self.array.get(p1) or not self.array.get(
p2) or not self.array.get(p3):
return False
return True
def _resize_array(self):
self.array_size *= 2
self.item_count = 0
self.total_item_count = 0
prev_arr = self.array
self.array = FixedSizeArray(self.array_size)
for i in xrange(self.array_size / 2):
if prev_arr.get(i) is None:
continue
k, v, in_use = prev_arr.get(i)
if in_use:
self.insert(k, v)
def _resize_array(self):
# YOUR CODE HERE
orgsize = self.array_size
orgarray = self.array
self.array_size *= 2
self.array = FixedSizeArray(self.array_size)
self.item_count = 0
for i in range(orgsize):
orgelem = orgarray.get(i)
if orgelem != None:
self.insert(orgelem[0],orgelem[1])
class BloomFilter:
def __init__(self, size=10):
# DO NOT EDIT THIS CONSTRUCTOR
self.size = size
self.array = FixedSizeArray(size)
for i in range(0, size):
self.array.set(i, False)
# To add an element to the bloom filter, use each of the k=3 hash functions we provided and compute
# the positions that we are setting in the fixed size array using modulo operation.
def add_elem(self, elem):
#TODO: YOUR CODE HERE, delete the line below and implement accordingly
self.array.set(cs5112_hash1(elem) % 10, True)
self.array.set(cs5112_hash2(elem) % 10, True)
self.array.set(cs5112_hash3(elem) % 10, True)
# Returns False if the given element was definitely not added to the filter.
# Returns True if it's possible that the element was added to the filter.
def check_membership(self, elem):
#TODO: YOUR CODE HERE, delete the line below and implement accordingly
if (self.array.get(cs5112_hash1(elem) % 10)
and self.array.get(cs5112_hash2(elem) % 10)
and self.array.get(cs5112_hash3(elem) % 10)):
return True
else:
return False
def _resize_array(self):
self.array_size *= 2
self.item_count = 0
prev_arr = self.array
self.array = FixedSizeArray(self.array_size)
for i in xrange(self.array_size / 2):
if prev_arr.get(i) is None:
continue
cur_list = prev_arr.get(i)
for n in self._iterate_list(cur_list):
k, v = n.get_value()
self.insert(k, v)
def _resize_array(self):
# YOUR CODE HERE
self.array_size *= 2
oldArray = self.array
self.array = FixedSizeArray(self.array_size)
for i in range(0, oldArray.size):
if oldArray.get(i) != None:
h = cs5112_hash1(oldArray.get(i)[0]) % self.array_size
while self.array.get(h) is not None:
h = (h + 1) % self.array_size
self.array.set(h, (oldArray.get(i)[0], oldArray.get(i)[1]))
def _resize_array(self):
new_array_size = 2 * self.array_size
new_array = FixedSizeArray(new_array_size)
for i in range(self.array_size):
if self.array.get(i) is None or self.array.get(i)[2]:
continue
new_hash_index = cs5112_hash1(
self.array.get(i)[0]) % new_array_size
while new_array.get(
new_hash_index
) is not None: # for a new array, we do not consider deleted case
new_hash_index = (new_hash_index + 1) % new_array_size
new_array.set(new_hash_index, self.array.get(i))
self.array = new_array
self.array_size = new_array_size
def _resize_array(self):
# create new array
new_array = FixedSizeArray(self.array_size * 2)
temp_array = [] # temp array
# loop through fixed array current elems
for elem in self.array.items:
# temporarily store all elements into list
if elem:
temp_array.append(elem)
self.array = new_array # set array to new empty array
self.array_size = self.array_size * 2 # set new size variable
self.item_count = 0 # reset item count
# reinsert each elem in temp array into new FixedSizedArray
for elem in temp_array:
# need to loop through entire linked list and reinsert each node
while elem:
key, value = elem.get_value() # retrieve the tuple
self.insert(key, value) # insert into new array
elem = elem.get_next()
def _resize_array(self):
tupList = []
# Iterate through all of the items in the previous array and add to a list
for i in range(self.array_size):
node = self.array.get(i)
while (node != None):
tupList.append(node.get_value())
node = node.get_next()
# Replace self.array with the new array
self.array = FixedSizeArray(self.array_size * 2)
self.array_size *= 2
self.item_count = 0
# Iterate through the list of tuples and add them back
for (k, v) in tupList:
self.insert(k, v)
def _resize_array(self):
new_array_size = 2 * self.array_size
new_array = FixedSizeArray(new_array_size)
for i in range(self.array_size):
if self.array.get(i) is None:
continue
node = self.array.get(i)
while node is not None:
new_index = cs5112_hash1(node.get_value()[0]) % new_array_size
new_node = new_array.get(new_index)
if new_node is None:
new_array.set(new_index, SLLNode(node.get_value()))
else:
while new_node.get_next() is not None:
new_node = new_node.get_next()
new_node.set_next(SLLNode(node.get_value()))
self.array = new_array
self.array_size = new_array_size
def _resize_array(self):
new_length = self.array_size * 2
self.item_count = 0
old_arr = self._get_array()
self.array = FixedSizeArray(new_length)
self.array_size = new_length
for i in range(old_arr.size):
if old_arr.get(i) is not None:
val = old_arr.get(i)
self.insert(val[0], val[1])
def _resize_array(self):
# store old array here temp.
temp = []
# loop through old array
for ind in range(self.array_size):
# if entry is not empty, save it in temp
if self.array.get(ind) and self.array.get(ind) != 'removed':
key, value = self.array.get(ind) # retrieve the elem
temp.append((key, value))
self.array_size *= 2 # double size
self.item_count = 0 # reset count to 0
# make new array
self.array = FixedSizeArray(self.array_size)
# loop through temp array and reinsert into new array
for elem in temp:
key, value = elem # unpack it
self.insert(key, value)
def _resize_array(self):
new_length = self.array_size * 2
self.item_count = 0
old_arr = self._get_array()
self.array = FixedSizeArray(new_length)
self.array_size = new_length
for i in range(old_arr.size):
if old_arr.get(i) is not None:
val = old_arr.get(i)
cur_node = val.head
while (cur_node != None):
kv = cur_node.get_value()
k = kv[0]
v = kv[1]
self.insert(k, v)
cur_node = cur_node.get_next()
class BloomFilter:
def __init__(self, size=10):
# DO NOT EDIT THIS CONSTRUCTOR
self.size = size
self.array = FixedSizeArray(size)
for i in range(0, size):
self.array.set(i, False)
# Adds an element to the bloom filter using three hash functions.
def add_elem(self, elem):
# If elem is None, raise an Exception
if (elem == None):
raise ValueError("Key can't be None")
# Calculate the hashes for a given element.
h1 = cs5112_hash1(elem) % self.size
h2 = cs5112_hash2(elem) % self.size
h3 = cs5112_hash3(elem) % self.size
# Set True at h1, h2, and h3.
self.array.set(h1, True)
self.array.set(h2, True)
self.array.set(h3, True)
# Returns False if the given element was definitely not added to the
# filter. Returns True if it's possible that the element was added to the
# filter (but not necessarily certain).
def check_membership(self, elem):
# If elem is None, raise an Exception
if (elem == None):
raise ValueError("Key can't be None")
# Calculate the hashes for a given element.
h1 = cs5112_hash1(elem) % self.size
h2 = cs5112_hash2(elem) % self.size
h3 = cs5112_hash3(elem) % self.size
return (self.array.get(h1) and self.array.get(h2) and self.array.get(h3))
class BloomFilter:
def __init__(self, size=10):
# DO NOT EDIT THIS CONSTRUCTOR
self.size = size
self.array = FixedSizeArray(size)
for i in range(0, size):
self.array.set(i, False)
# To add an element to the bloom filter, use each of the k=3 hash functions we provided and compute
# the positions that we are setting in the fixed size array using modulo operation.
def add_elem(self, elem):
index1 = cs5112_hash1(elem) % self.size
index2 = cs5112_hash2(elem) % self.size
index3 = cs5112_hash3(elem) % self.size
print(index1, index2, index3)
# set indices to True
self.array.set(index1, True)
self.array.set(index2, True)
self.array.set(index3, True)
# Returns False if the given element was definitely not added to the filter.
# Returns True if it's possible that the element was added to the filter.
def check_membership(self, elem):
index1 = cs5112_hash1(elem) % self.size
index2 = cs5112_hash2(elem) % self.size
index3 = cs5112_hash3(elem) % self.size
print(index1, index2, index3)
value1 = self.array.get(index1)
value2 = self.array.get(index2)
value3 = self.array.get(index3)
print(value1, value2, value3)
# if all these indices are set to True in the bit array -> probably present (True)
result = value1 and value2 and value3
return result
class HashTable:
def __init__(self, initial_size=10, load_factor=.75):
# DO NOT EDIT THIS CONSTRUCTOR
if (initial_size < 0) or (load_factor <= 0) or (load_factor > 1):
raise Exception(
"size must be greater than zero, and load factor must be between 0 and 1"
)
self.array_size = initial_size
self.load_factor = load_factor
self.item_count = 0
self.array = FixedSizeArray(initial_size)
# ============ We mark a flag for DELETION ============
# Inserts the `(key, value)` pair into the hash table, overwriting any value
# previously associated with `key`.
# Note: Neither `key` nor `value` may be None (an exception will be raised)
def insert(self, key, value):
# first search
self.item_count += 1
if (self.item_count * 1.0 / self.array_size) > self.load_factor:
self._resize_array()
hash_key = cs5112_hash1(key) % self.array_size
#condtion: hash_key is not empty
while self.array.get(hash_key) is not None:
# condition 1: rewrite, same key and haven't been deleted
if self.array.get(
hash_key)[0] == key and not self.array.get(hash_key)[2]:
self.item_count -= 1
self.array.set(hash_key, (key, value, False))
return
#condition 2: rewrite, same key but been deleted
elif self.array.get(hash_key)[0] == key and self.array.get(
hash_key)[2]:
self.array.set(hash_key, (key, value, False))
return
#condition 3: empty space, but still need to search for the rest
elif self.array.get(hash_key)[2]:
self.array.set(hash_key, (key, value, False))
hash_key = (hash_key + 1) % self.array_size
while self.array.get(hash_key) is not None:
if self.array.get(hash_key)[0] == key:
self.item_count -= 1
self.array.set(
hash_key, (key, self.array.get(hash_key)[1], True))
return
hash_key = (hash_key + 1) % self.array_size
self.array.set(hash_key, (key, value, False))
return
# while self.array.get(hash_key) is not None\
# and self.array.get(hash_key)[0] != key\
# and not self.array.get(hash_key)[2]: # not deleted
# hash_key = (hash_key + 1) % self.array_size
# # if there is an vacant array in the middle, just reset it
# # if previously key is associated, just replace it
# if self.array.get(hash_key) is not None and \
# self.array.get(hash_key)[0] == key: # overwrite case
# self.item_count -= 1
# self.array.set(hash_key, (key, value, False))
# return # accelerate
# self.array.set(hash_key, (key, value, False))
# # Delete previously entry with the same key
# hash_key = (hash_key + 1) % self.array_size
# while self.array.get(hash_key) is not None:
# if self.array.get(hash_key)[0] == key:
# self.array.set(hash_key, (key, value, True))
# break
# hash_key = (hash_key + 1) % self.array_size
# Returns the value associated with `key` in the hash table, or None if no
# such value is found.
# Note: `key` may not be None (an exception will be raised)
def get(self, key):
hash_key = cs5112_hash1(key) % self.array_size
while self.array.get(hash_key) is not None:
if not self.array.get(hash_key)[2] and self.array.get(
hash_key)[0] == key:
return self.array.get(hash_key)[1]
hash_key += 1
return None
# Removed start var since we will not search the whole array
# for the worst case hash(value) = constant:
# since the load factor < 1, there must be some None in the array [never has elements]
# start = hash_key
# while self.array.get(hash_key)[0] != key: # TODO: if the entry is None, it will cause Exception
# hash_key += 1
# if hash_key == start:
# return None
# return self.array.get(hash_key)[1]
# Removes the `(key, value)` pair matching the given `key` from the map, if it
# exists. If such a pair exists in the map, the return value will be the value
# that was removed. If no such value exists, the method will return None.
# Note: `key` may not be None (an exception will be raised)
def remove(self, key):
if self.item_count == 0:
return None # add a corner case to accelerate
# self.item_count -= 1 # TODO: if non-exist, count should not -1
# search for the entry first
hash_key = cs5112_hash1(key) % self.array_size
while self.array.get(hash_key) is not None:
if not self.array.get(hash_key)[2] and self.array.get(
hash_key)[0] == key:
value = self.array.get(hash_key)[1]
# mark the entry as deleted
self.array.set(hash_key, (key, value, True))
self.item_count -= 1
return value
return None
# start = hash_key
# while self.array.get(hash_key) is None or self.array.get(hash_key)[0] != key:
# # TODO: time complexity is O(array_size) which could be optimized at least to O(array_size * load_factor)
# hash_key = (hash_key + 1) % self.array_size
# if hash_key == start:
# return None
# return_val = self.array.get(hash_key)[1]
# self.array.set(hash_key, None)
# return return_val
# Returns the number of elements in the hash table.
def size(self):
return self.item_count
# Internal helper function for resizing the hash table's array once the ratio
# of stored mappings to array size exceeds the specified load factor.
def _resize_array(self):
new_array_size = 2 * self.array_size
new_array = FixedSizeArray(new_array_size)
for i in range(self.array_size):
if self.array.get(i) is None or self.array.get(i)[2]:
continue
new_hash_index = cs5112_hash1(
self.array.get(i)[0]) % new_array_size
while new_array.get(
new_hash_index
) is not None: # for a new array, we do not consider deleted case
new_hash_index = (new_hash_index + 1) % new_array_size
new_array.set(new_hash_index, self.array.get(i))
self.array = new_array
self.array_size = new_array_size
# Internal helper function for accessing the array underlying the hash table.
def _get_array(self):
# DO NOT EDIT THIS METHOD
return self.array
class HashTable:
def __init__(self, initial_size=10, load_factor=.75):
# DO NOT EDIT THIS CONSTRUCTOR
if (initial_size < 0) or (load_factor <= 0) or (load_factor > 1):
raise Exception(
"size must be greater than zero, and load factor must be between 0 and 1"
)
self.array_size = initial_size
self.load_factor = load_factor
self.item_count = 0
self.array = FixedSizeArray(initial_size)
# Inserts the `(key, value)` pair into the hash table, overwriting any value
# previously associated with `key`.
# Note: Neither `key` nor `value` may be None (an exception will be raised)
def insert(self, key, value):
# Raise exception if either key or value is None
if (key == None or value == None):
raise ValueError("Neither Key nor Value can be None")
h = cs5112_hash1(key) % self.array_size
# If nothing exists at this location, just insert, increment
if self.array.get(h) == None:
self.array.set(h, (key, value))
self.item_count += 1
else:
# Iterate through the next elements until you reach a None, update if you see the same key
while self.array.get(h) != None:
if self.array.get(h)[0] == key:
self.array.set(h, (key, value))
return
h = (h + 1) % self.array_size
# Insert value at this None
self.array.set(h, (key, value))
self.item_count += 1
# If the load factor now exceeds the limit, resize
if ((float(self.item_count) / self.array_size) > self.load_factor):
self._resize_array()
# Returns the value associated with `key` in the hash table, or None if no
# such value is found.
# Note: `key` may not be None (an exception will be raised)
def get(self, key):
# If key is None, raise an Exception
if (key == None):
raise ValueError("Key can't be None")
h = cs5112_hash1(key) % self.array_size
if self.array.get(h) == None:
return None
while self.array.get(h) != None:
if self.array.get(h)[0] == key:
return self.array.get(h)[1]
h = (h + 1) % self.array_size
return None
# Removes the `(key, value)` pair matching the given `key` from the map, if it
# exists. If such a pair exists in the map, the return value will be the value
# that was removed. If no such value exists, the method will return None.
# Note: `key` may not be None (an exception will be raised)
def remove(self, key):
# If key is None, raise an Exception
if (key == None):
raise ValueError("Key can't be None")
h = cs5112_hash1(key) % self.array_size
result = None
# If None at that hash table value can return immedietely
if self.array.get(h) == None:
return None
# Iterate through array to check for key matches
while self.array.get(h) != None:
if self.array.get(h)[0] == key:
result = self.array.get(h)[1]
self.array.set(h, None)
self.item_count -= 1
break
h = (h + 1) % self.array_size
# If result is found, need to reinsert next
if result != None:
tupList = []
curr = (h + 1) % self.array_size
while (self.array.get(curr) != None):
tupList.append(self.array.get(curr))
self.array.set(curr, None)
self.item_count -= 1
curr = (curr + 1) % self.array_size
for (k, v) in tupList:
self.insert(k, v)
return result
# Returns the number of elements in the hash table.
def size(self):
# YOUR CODE HERE
return self.item_count
# Internal helper function for resizing the hash table's array once the ratio
# of stored mappings to array size exceeds the specified load factor.
def _resize_array(self):
# YOUR CODE HERE
self.array_size *= 2
oldArray = self.array
self.array = FixedSizeArray(self.array_size)
for i in range(0, oldArray.size):
if oldArray.get(i) != None:
h = cs5112_hash1(oldArray.get(i)[0]) % self.array_size
while self.array.get(h) is not None:
h = (h + 1) % self.array_size
self.array.set(h, (oldArray.get(i)[0], oldArray.get(i)[1]))
# Internal helper function for accessing the array underlying the hash table.
def _get_array(self):
# DO NOT EDIT THIS METHOD
return self.array
# def printArray(self):
# print("[", end = '')
# for i in range(self.array_size):
# print(str(self.array.get(i))+", ", end = '')
# print("]")
# return
class BloomFilter:
def __init__(self, size=10):
# DO NOT EDIT THIS CONSTRUCTOR
self.size = size
self.array = FixedSizeArray(size)
for i in range(0, size):
self.array.set(i, False)
# To add an element to the bloom filter, use each of the k=3 hash functions we provided and compute
# the positions that we are setting in the fixed size array using modulo operation.
def add_elem(self, elem):
#TODO: YOUR CODE HERE, delete the line below and implement accordingly
hash_1 = cs5112_hash1(elem)
hash_1_res_rightmost = hash_1 % self.size
self.array.set(hash_1_res_rightmost, True)
hash_2 = cs5112_hash2(elem)
hash_2_res_rightmost = hash_2 % self.size
self.array.set(hash_2_res_rightmost, True)
hash_3 = cs5112_hash3(elem)
hash_3_res_rightmost = hash_3 % self.size
self.array.set(hash_3_res_rightmost, True)
#hash_res = cs5112_hash3(cs5112_hash2(cs5112_hash1(elem)))
#hash_res_rightmost = hash_res % 10
# while (hash_res > 0):
# hash_res_rightmost = hash_res % 10
# self.array.set(hash_res_rightmost, True)
# hash_res = hash_res / 10
# Returns False if the given element was definitely not added to the filter.
# Returns True if it's possible that the element was added to the filter.
def check_membership(self, elem):
#TODO: YOUR CODE HERE, delete the line below and implement accordingly
hash_1 = cs5112_hash1(elem)
hash_1_res_rightmost = hash_1 % self.size
bool1 = self.array.get(hash_1_res_rightmost)
hash_2 = cs5112_hash2(elem)
hash_2_res_rightmost = hash_2 % self.size
bool2 = self.array.get(hash_2_res_rightmost)
hash_3 = cs5112_hash3(elem)
hash_3_res_rightmost = hash_3 % self.size
bool3 = self.array.get(hash_3_res_rightmost)
if (bool1 and bool2 and bool3):
return True
return False
class HashTable:
def __init__(self, initial_size=10, load_factor=.75):
# DO NOT EDIT THIS CONSTRUCTOR
if (initial_size < 0) or (load_factor <= 0) or (load_factor > 1):
raise Exception(
"size must be greater than zero, and load factor must be between 0 and 1"
)
self.array_size = initial_size
self.load_factor = load_factor
self.item_count = 0
self.array = FixedSizeArray(initial_size)
# Inserts the `(key, value)` pair into the hash table, overwriting any value
# previously associated with `key`.
# Note: Neither `key` nor `value` may be None (an exception will be raised)
def insert(self, key, value):
if key is None or value is None:
raise Exception("key and value cannot be None")
in_arr = self.get(key) is not None
if not in_arr:
self.item_count += 1
ind = cs5112_hash1(key) % self.array_size
cur_list = self.array.get(ind)
if cur_list is None:
self.array.set(ind, SLLNode((key, value), None))
else:
# see if it's already in the list
for n in self._iterate_list(cur_list):
k, _ = n.get_value()
if k is key:
n.set_value((key, value))
return
# it isn't already in the list
self._list_get_last(cur_list).set_next(SLLNode((key, value), None))
if self._get_current_load() >= self.load_factor:
self._resize_array()
# Returns the value associated with `key` in the hash table, or None if no
# such value is found.
# Note: `key` may not be None (an exception will be raised)
def get(self, key):
if key is None:
raise Exception("key cannot be None")
ind = cs5112_hash1(key) % self.array_size
cur_list = self.array.get(ind)
# list doesn't exist, value must not be stored
if cur_list is None:
return None
# search through list
for n in self._iterate_list(cur_list):
k, v = n.get_value()
if k == key:
return v
# value was not found
return None
# Removes the `(key, value)` pair matching the given `key` from the map, if it
# exists. If such a pair exists in the map, the return value will be the value
# that was removed. If no such value exists, the method will return None.
# Note: `key` may not be None (an exception will be raised)
def remove(self, key):
if key is None:
raise Exception("Key cannot be None")
ind = cs5112_hash1(key) % self.array_size
cur_list = self.array.get(ind)
ret_val = None
# if the list is None, we definitely don't have the value stored
if cur_list is None:
return None
# first item in linked list
if cur_list.get_value()[0] == key:
ret_val = cur_list.get_value()[1]
self.item_count -= 1
self.array.set(ind, cur_list.get_next())
else:
# search through the list to see if the key is in it
for n in self._iterate_list(cur_list):
if n == None: # it isn't in the list
return None
next_node = n.get_next()
if next_node == None:
return None
k, v = next_node.get_value()
if k == key: # found the key, so store the value
ret_val = v
self.item_count -= 1
n.set_next(next_node.get_next())
return ret_val
return ret_val
# Returns the number of elements in the hash table.
def size(self):
return self.item_count
# Internal helper function for resizing the hash table's array once the ratio
# of stored mappings to array size exceeds the specified load factor.
def _resize_array(self):
self.array_size *= 2
self.item_count = 0
prev_arr = self.array
self.array = FixedSizeArray(self.array_size)
for i in xrange(self.array_size / 2):
if prev_arr.get(i) is None:
continue
cur_list = prev_arr.get(i)
for n in self._iterate_list(cur_list):
k, v = n.get_value()
self.insert(k, v)
# Internal helper function for accessing the array underlying the hash table.
def _get_array(self):
# DO NOT EDIT THIS FUNCTION
return self.array
def _get_current_load(self):
return float(self.item_count) / self.array_size
# generator for linked lists
def _iterate_list(self, first_node):
node = first_node
while node != None:
yield node
node = node.get_next()
def _list_get_last(self, node):
while node.get_next() != None:
node = node.get_next()
return node
class HashTable:
def __init__(self, initial_size=10, load_factor=.75):
# DO NOT EDIT THIS CONSTRUCTOR
if (initial_size < 0) or (load_factor <= 0) or (load_factor > 1):
raise Exception(
"size must be greater than zero, and load factor must be between 0 and 1"
)
self.array_size = initial_size
self.load_factor = load_factor
self.item_count = 0
self.array = FixedSizeArray(initial_size)
# Inserts the `(key, value)` pair into the hash table, overwriting any value
# previously associated with `key`.
# Note: Neither `key` nor `value` may be None (an exception will be raised)
def insert(self, key, value):
# if key or value is None, raise an Exception
if (key == None or value == None):
raise ValueError("Neither Key nor Value can be None")
# Get the hash value and take the modulus
hashval = cs5112_hash1(key) % self.array_size
# If there is nothing at that entry in the array, create the first node and inc count
if (self.array.get(hashval) == None):
newNode = SLLNode((key, value))
self.array.set(hashval, newNode)
self.item_count += 1
else:
# If something already exists, iterate through and see if any match the key
node = self.array.get(hashval)
prevNode = None
while (node != None):
# If so, update the value and don't change the count
if (node.get_value()[0] == key):
node.set_value((key, value))
return
prevNode = node
node = node.get_next()
# Else at the end add the node and inc the count
newNode = SLLNode((key, value), None)
prevNode.set_next(newNode)
self.item_count += 1
# If the load factor now exceeds the limit, resize
if ((float(self.item_count) / self.array_size) > self.load_factor):
self._resize_array()
# Returns the value associated with `key` in the hash table, or None if no
# such value is found.
# Note: `key` may not be None (an exception will be raised)
def get(self, key):
# If key is None, raise an Exception
if (key == None):
raise ValueError("Key can't be None")
# Get hash value and mod it
hashval = cs5112_hash1(key) % self.array_size
node = self.array.get(hashval)
# While 'node' isn't None, search through
while (node != None):
if (node.get_value()[0] == key):
return node.get_value()[1]
node = node.get_next()
# Else return None
return None
# Removes the `(key, value)` pair matching the given `key` from the map, if it
# exists. If such a pair exists in the map, the return value will be the value
# that was removed. If no such value exists, the method will return None.
# Note: `key` may not be None (an exception will be raised)
def remove(self, key):
# If key is None, raise an Exception
if (key == None):
raise ValueError("Key can't be None")
# Get hash value and mod it
hashval = cs5112_hash1(key) % self.array_size
node = self.array.get(hashval)
# Can't remove it if it doesn't exist
if (node == None):
return None
# If it is the first element of the linked list, set that pointer to the next
if (node.get_value()[0] == key):
self.array.set(hashval, node.get_next())
self.item_count -= 1
return node.get_value()[1]
prevNode = node
node = node.get_next()
# While 'node' isn't None, search through
while (node != None):
# If it is found further down the list, set the previous node's
# pointer to the next node and return the value
if (node.get_value()[0] == key):
prevNode.set_next(node.get_next())
self.item_count -= 1
return node.get_value()[1]
prevNode = node
node = node.get_next()
# Else return None
return None
# Returns the number of elements in the hash table.
def size(self):
return self.item_count
# Internal helper function for resizing the hash table's array once the ratio
# of stored mappings to array size exceeds the specified load factor.
def _resize_array(self):
tupList = []
# Iterate through all of the items in the previous array and add to a list
for i in range(self.array_size):
node = self.array.get(i)
while (node != None):
tupList.append(node.get_value())
node = node.get_next()
# Replace self.array with the new array
self.array = FixedSizeArray(self.array_size * 2)
self.array_size *= 2
self.item_count = 0
# Iterate through the list of tuples and add them back
for (k, v) in tupList:
self.insert(k, v)
# Internal helper function for accessing the array underlying the hash table.
def _get_array(self):
# DO NOT EDIT THIS FUNCTION
return self.array
# Helper print function to investigate inner workings of structure
# def printArray(self):
# print("[", end = '')
# for i in range(self.array_size):
# node = self.array.get(i)
# if (node == None):
# print("None, ", end='')
# while (node != None):
# print(node.get_value(),end='')
# node = node.get_next()
# if (node != None):
# print("->",end='')
# else:
# print(", ",end='')
# print("]")
# return
class HashTable:
def __init__(self, initial_size=10, load_factor=.75):
# DO NOT EDIT THIS CONSTRUCTOR
if (initial_size < 0) or (load_factor <= 0) or (load_factor > 1):
raise Exception("size must be greater than zero, and load factor must be between 0 and 1")
self.array_size = initial_size
self.load_factor = load_factor
self.item_count = 0
self.array = FixedSizeArray(initial_size)
# Inserts the `(key, value)` pair into the hash table, overwriting any value
# previously associated with `key`.
# Note: Neither `key` nor `value` may be None (an exception will be raised)
def insert(self, key, value):
# YOUR CODE HERE
if key == None:
raise Exception('Key cannot be None!')
if value == None:
raise Exception('Value cannot be None!')
k = cs5112_hash1(key)%self.array_size
pointer = self.array.get(k)
node = SLLNode((key,value))
if pointer==None:
self.array.set(k, node)
else:
while pointer.get_next()!= None:
if pointer.get_value()[0]== key:
pointer.set_value((key,value))
return
pointer = pointer.get_next()
pointer.set_next(node)
self.item_count += 1
# if self.item_count/self.array_size >= self.load_factor:
# self._resize_array()
# Returns the value associated with `key` in the hash table, or None if no
# such value is found.
# Note: `key` may not be None (an exception will be raised)
def get(self, key):
# YOUR CODE HERE
if key == None:
raise Exception('Key cannot be None!')
k = cs5112_hash1(key)%self.array_size
start = self.array.get(k)
while start != None and start.get_value()!= None:
if start.get_value()[0] == key:
return start.get_value()[1]
start = start.get_next()
return None
# Removes the `(key, value)` pair matching the given `key` from the map, if it
# exists. If such a pair exists in the map, the return value will be the value
# that was removed. If no such value exists, the method will return None.
# Note: `key` may not be None (an exception will be raised)
def remove(self, key):
# YOUR CODE HERE
# REWRITE!!!
if key == None:
raise Exception('Key cannot be None!')
k = cs5112_hash1(key)%self.array_size
prev = curr = self.array.get(k)
if curr != None:
while curr.get_next()!= None:
if curr.get_value()[0]== key:
if curr.get_next()==None:
prev.set_next(None)
else:
prev.set_next(curr.get_next())
self.item_count-=1
return curr.get_value()
else:
prev = curr
curr = curr.get_next()
else:
return None
# Returns the number of elements in the hash table.
def size(self):
# YOUR CODE HERE
# raise NotImplementedError()
return self.item_count
# Internal helper function for resizing the hash table's array once the ratio
# of stored mappings to array size exceeds the specified load factor.
def _resize_array(self):
# YOUR CODE HERE
orgsize = self.array_size
orgarray = self.array
self.array_size *= 2
self.array = FixedSizeArray(self.array_size)
self.item_count = 0
for i in range(orgsize):
orgelem = orgarray.get(i)
if orgelem != None:
self.insert(orgelem[0],orgelem[1])
# Internal helper function for accessing the array underlying the hash table.
def _get_array(self):
# DO NOT EDIT THIS FUNCTION
return self.array
class HashTable:
def __init__(self, initial_size=10, load_factor=.75):
# DO NOT EDIT THIS CONSTRUCTOR
if (initial_size < 0) or (load_factor <= 0) or (load_factor > 1):
raise Exception("size must be greater than zero, and load factor must be between 0 and 1")
self.array_size = initial_size
self.load_factor = load_factor
self.item_count = 0
self.array = FixedSizeArray(initial_size)
# Inserts the `(key, value)` pair into the hash table, overwriting any value
# previously associated with `key`.
# Note: Neither `key` nor `value` may be None (an exception will be raised)
def insert(self, key=None, value=None):
try:
if key is None or value is None:
raise TypeError
ind = cs5112_hash1(key) % self.array.size
head = self.array.get(ind)
while head != None:
if head.get_value()[0] == key:
head.set_value((key, value))
return
head = head.get_next()
self.item_count += 1
# print("SIZE after insert = " + str(self.item_count))
head = self.array.get(ind)
new_node = SLLNode((key,value))
new_node.set_next(head)
self.array.set(ind, new_node)
if (self.item_count / self.array.size) > self.load_factor:
temp_arr = self.array
self._resize_array()
self.item_count = 0
for i in range(temp_arr.size):
oldhead = temp_arr.get(i)
while oldhead != None:
self.insert(oldhead.get_value()[0], oldhead.get_value()[1])
oldhead = oldhead.get_next()
except TypeError:
print('Key and/or value cannot be None!')
# Returns the value associated with `key` in the hash table, or None if no
# such value is found.
# Note: `key` may not be None (an exception will be raised)
def get(self, key=None):
try:
if key is None:
raise TypeError
ind = cs5112_hash1(key) % self.array.size
head = self.array.get(ind)
while head != None:
if head.get_value()[0] == key:
return head.get_value()[1]
head = head.get_next()
return None
except TypeError:
print('Key cannot be None!')
# Removes the `(key, value)` pair matching the given `key` from the map, if it
# exists. If such a pair exists in the map, the return value will be the value
# that was removed. If no such value exists, the method will return None.
# Note: `key` may not be None (an exception will be raised)
def remove(self, key):
try:
if key is None:
raise TypeError
ind = cs5112_hash1(key) % self.array_size
head = self.array.get(ind)
prev = None
print("HEAD = " + str(head))
while head != None:
if head.get_value()[0] == key:
break
prev = head
head = head.get_next()
if not head:
return None
self.item_count -= 1
if prev != None:
prev.set_next(head.get_next())
else:
self.array.set(ind, head.get_next())
return head.get_value()[1]
except TypeError:
print('Key cannot be None!')
# Returns the number of elements in the hash table.
def size(self):
return self.item_count
# Internal helper function for resizing the hash table's array once the ratio
# of stored mappings to array size exceeds the specified load factor.
def _resize_array(self):
self.array = FixedSizeArray(2 * self.array.size)
self.array_size *= 2
# Internal helper function for accessing the array underlying the hash table.
def _get_array(self):
# DO NOT EDIT THIS FUNCTION
return self.array
class HashTable:
def __init__(self, initial_size=10, load_factor=.75):
# DO NOT EDIT THIS CONSTRUCTOR
if (initial_size < 0) or (load_factor <= 0) or (load_factor > 1):
raise Exception(
"size must be greater than zero, and load factor must be between 0 and 1"
)
self.array_size = initial_size
self.load_factor = load_factor
self.item_count = 0
self.array = FixedSizeArray(initial_size)
# Inserts the `(key, value)` pair into the hash table, overwriting any value
# previously associated with `key`.
# Note: Neither `key` nor `value` may be None (an exception will be raised)
def insert(self, key, value):
if key is None or value is None:
raise Exception
# resizing if more than load factor
if (self.item_count / self.array_size) > self.load_factor:
self._resize_array()
index = cs5112_hash1(key) % self.array_size
# if index is not empty, it is either x or real tuple
while self._get_array().get(index) is not None:
# if it is x, it is removed. add it here.
if self._get_array().get(index) == 'x':
self._get_array().set(index, (key, value))
self.item_count += 1
break
# the key is the same, just update the value
elif self._get_array().get(index)[0] == key:
self._get_array().set(index, (key, value))
break
else:
# there is a real, other tuple, move on
# wrap-around logic
if self.array_size - 1 == index:
index = 0
# just probe the next cell
else:
index += 1
if self.array.get(index) is None:
self._get_array().set(index, (key, value))
self.item_count += 1
# Returns the value associated with `key` in the hash table, or None if no
# such value is found.
# Note: `key` may not be None (an exception will be raised)
def get(self, key):
if key is None:
raise Exception
index = cs5112_hash1(key) % self.array_size
end = index
while self._get_array().get(index) is not None:
#check that not removed and is the key
if self._get_array().get(index) != 'x' and self._get_array().get(
index)[0] == key:
return self._get_array().get(index)[1]
# wrap-around logic
if self.array_size - 1 == index:
index = 0
else:
# just probe the next cell
index += 1
if index == end:
return None
if self._get_array().get(index) is None:
return None
# Removes the `(key, value)` pair matching the given `key` from the map, if it
# exists. If such a pair exists in the map, the return value will be the value
# that was removed. If no such value exists, the method will return None.
# Note: `key` may not be None (an exception will be raised)
def remove(self, key):
if key is None:
raise Exception
index = cs5112_hash1(key) % self.array_size
end = index
while self._get_array().get(index) is not None:
if self._get_array().get(index) != 'x' and self._get_array().get(
index)[0] == key:
value = self._get_array().get(index)[1]
self._get_array().set(index, 'x')
self.item_count -= 1
return value
# wrap-around logic
if self.array_size - 1 == index:
index = 0
else:
# just probe the next cell
index += 1
if index == end:
return None
return None
# Returns the number of elements in the hash table.
def size(self):
return self.item_count
# Internal helper function for resizing the hash table's array once the ratio
# of stored mappings to array size exceeds the specified load factor.
def _resize_array(self):
array_size = self.array_size * 2
oldArray = self.array
self.array_size = array_size
self.array = FixedSizeArray(array_size)
self.item_count = 0
# fixed sized array has a list of items.
for i in oldArray.items:
if i is not None and i != 'x':
self.insert(i[0], i[1])
# Internal helper function for accessing the array underlying the hash table.
def _get_array(self):
# DO NOT EDIT THIS METHOD
return self.array
class HashTable:
def __init__(self, initial_size=10, load_factor=.75):
# DO NOT EDIT THIS CONSTRUCTOR
if (initial_size < 0) or (load_factor <= 0) or (load_factor > 1):
raise Exception(
"size must be greater than zero, and load factor must be between 0 and 1"
)
self.array_size = initial_size
self.load_factor = load_factor
self.item_count = 0
self.array = FixedSizeArray(initial_size)
# Inserts the `(key, value)` pair into the hash table, overwriting any value
# previously associated with `key`.
# Note: Neither `key` nor `value` may be None (an exception will be raised)
def insert(self, key, value):
# check loading factor, if over, resize
if self.load_factor <= (self.item_count / self.array_size):
self._resize_array()
# hash the key
hash_ind = cs5112_hash1(key) % self.array_size
# loop until an empty index found
while self.array.get(hash_ind) != None and self.array.get(
hash_ind) != 'removed':
# if you hash and get back the key, then update the value
if self.array.get(
hash_ind)[0] == key: # check the first entry in the tuple
self.array.set(hash_ind, (key, value))
# check hash of next index
hash_ind = (hash_ind + 1) % self.array_size
# loop broken, found None elem, so set it
self.array.set(hash_ind, (key, value))
self.item_count += 1
# Returns the value associated with `key` in the hash table, or None if no
# such value is found.
# Note: `key` may not be None (an exception will be raised)
def get(self, key):
# hash the key
hash_ind = cs5112_hash1(key) % self.array_size
# loop through non empty cells
while self.array.get(hash_ind) != None:
elem = self.array.get(hash_ind) # get the elem
# if the elem is not removed, check it's key, value
# else, just continue searching
if elem != 'removed':
# if you hash and get back the key
if elem[0] == key: # check key in tuple
return elem[1] # second entry is value
# get hash of next index
hash_ind = (hash_ind + 1) % self.array_size
# if looped through and no match, return None
return None
# Removes the `(key, value)` pair matching the given `key` from the map, if it
# exists. If such a pair exists in the map, the return value will be the value
# that was removed. If no such value exists, the method will return None.
# Note: `key` may not be None (an exception will be raised)
def remove(self, key):
# hash the key
hash_ind = cs5112_hash1(key) % self.array_size
# loop through non empty cells
while self.array.get(hash_ind) != None:
elem = self.array.get(hash_ind)
# if you hash and get back the key
if elem[0] == key: # check the first entry in the tuple
self.array.set(hash_ind, 'removed')
self.item_count -= 1 # decrement
return elem
# get hash of next index
hash_ind = (hash_ind + 1) % self.array_size
# if looped through and no match, return None
return None
# Returns the number of elements in the hash table.
def size(self):
return self.item_count
# Internal helper function for resizing the hash table's array once the ratio
# of stored mappings to array size exceeds the specified load factor.
def _resize_array(self):
# store old array here temp.
temp = []
# loop through old array
for ind in range(self.array_size):
# if entry is not empty, save it in temp
if self.array.get(ind) and self.array.get(ind) != 'removed':
key, value = self.array.get(ind) # retrieve the elem
temp.append((key, value))
self.array_size *= 2 # double size
self.item_count = 0 # reset count to 0
# make new array
self.array = FixedSizeArray(self.array_size)
# loop through temp array and reinsert into new array
for elem in temp:
key, value = elem # unpack it
self.insert(key, value)
# Internal helper function for accessing the array underlying the hash table.
def _get_array(self):
# DO NOT EDIT THIS METHOD
return self.array
def __init__(self, size=10):
# DO NOT EDIT THIS CONSTRUCTOR
self.size = size
self.array = FixedSizeArray(size)
for i in range(0, size):
self.array.set(i, False)
def _resize_array(self):
self.array = FixedSizeArray(2 * self.array.size)
self.array_size *= 2
