[closed] documents to other hash functions

Dave has said in 5.19 he would provide in the udacity site references and documents to other hash function implementations. I did not find it (in the office hours they talk about beautiful code, but I guess the documents are different references).

Quote from the notes:

Check out the website for more examples of how to build an even better hash function.

Has someone found these documents?

asked 25 Mar '12, 21:32

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closed 15 Apr '12, 19:46

I can't find them. Hopefully they will be added soon.

(25 Mar '12, 23:23) fnenu-1 ♦♦ fnenu-1's gravatar image

Now that you work there, do know some more references? :-D

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One Answer:

See Python dictionary implementation for the algorithm used for string keywords in Python dictionaries.

link

answered 26 Mar '12, 02:45

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Nice finding

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