anirban-s / data-structures-and-algorithms

This repository contains data structures and algorithm implemented in C#.

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Again abou the Hash implementation.

I was reading about inheriting from List, and apparently it is not a very good thing to do unless you are trying to build a mecahnism, which I am not sure if that is what you had in mind. Anyway, what I did was simply wrapped a List inside the class.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21692193/why-not-inherit-from-listt
Take a look at the question and comments, they are very enlightening, I think.

Memory Leak in Array_Implementation.cs

FYI for anyone who cares:

data-structures-and-algorithms/1. DS - Array/Array_Implementation.cs

Line 54 in cb965ea

data[length - 1] = null;

This line is setting the value to null in the Object array called data. This doesn't actually remove the element from the array, it just sets it to null. If you were to actually use this code, memory would only increase because when you call delete(), it doesn't free up anything.

The way to solve this in C# would be to create an entirely new array with a length of -1 from the original array.

Could you please explain what you did in your hash implementation?

I am following the same course as you are and using your solutions when I am stuck, and I got relly stuck on that implementations. Why did you think of creating another class called Node? How does that even work in the code, I thought it was a little confusing..