The following is a code with missing parts to implement hashmap using Open addressing (Linear probing) collision resolut

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The following is a code with missing parts to implement hashmap using Open addressing (Linear probing) collision resolut

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The following is a code with missing parts to implement hashmap using Open addressing (Linear probing) collision resolution, write the implementation for the main operations (insert, search and remove) and write a main function to test the code: #include<iostream> using namespace std; const int TABLE_SIZE = 10; class HashEntry public: int key; HashEntry int key) this->key=key ) :

class HashMap private: HashEntry **table; public: HashMapl) table = new HashEntry *[TABLE_SIZE]: for (int i = 0; i<TABLE_SIZE; i++) tablefi] = NULL; 3 1 int HashFunc(int value) Return value % TABLE_SIZE; } void Insert(int value) Insert a value into the hash table ) boolean Search(int value) search for a value in the hash table

void printTable() for (int i = 0; i < TABLE_SIZE; i++) { cout<<"array("<<i<<"]"<<endl; if (table != NULL) cout<<" key = " <<tableti->key << endl; }
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