Lecture

Implementation of Sets: Hashing

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Description

This lecture covers the implementation of sets using hashing, focusing on the SHashSet class. Topics include creating a hash table, adding elements, removing elements, checking for element existence, and iterating through the set. The lecture also discusses the use of iterators and consumers in the context of set operations.

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