Description
The Teaching Assistants handling this assignment are Tabish Syed (email) and Jack Guo (email). Their office hours will be posted on mycourses Announcements. The general instructions are the same as in previous assignments, in particular, 20 points late penalty per day up to 3 days late and we will deduct 20 points for any student who has to resubmit after the due date (i.e. late) because the wrong file or file format was submitted. This policy will hold regardless of whether the student can provide proof that the assignment was indeed done on time. See the submission instructions at the end of this PDF.
Hash Table
In this Assignment you will implement a hash table as an arraylist of buckets. Each bucket of the hash table contains a singly linked list of nodes containing key-value pairs.
The starter code consists of five classes: • MyHashTable which is a simplified and reduced version of HashMap • HashNode which stores a key-value pair (i.e. hash table entry); you may add helper methods to this class if you wish. For simplicity of editing, this is a separate java file rather than an inner class of MyHashTable. • HashLinkedList which is a linked list of HashNode objects with code stubs. • Song that describes song objects which will be stored in the hash table • HashTableTester class which uses a MyHashTable to store a list of songs. The key is the song title and the Song object is value. Thus, the key happens also to be one of the fields of value object.
You may add additional tests in the HashTableTester class, but you must not modify the Song class.
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Your Task
(30 points)
Implement HashLinkedList, which is a simple version of the singly linked list class for the buckets of the hash table. You can start from the linked list implementation provided on the course web site ( Exercises 3) as a guide. In particular, implement the methods • add(K,V), remove(K), removeFirst(), getListNode(K). Note that you will need to modify the given singly linked list code to use it in your hash table. In particular, the HashLinkedList
