Hi, for all of the questions assume you have a HashMap class that uses a threshold of 0.75 (regardless of the collision resolution mechanism used), and has an initial array size of 13. Assume the array is resized, when the current item to be added will make the load factor greater than or equal to the threshold value. Recall that the load factor is the fraction of a hash map that is full. 

 

Table 1 contains a list of items, along with associated hash codes that were computed using some hypothetical hash function. Assume the items are added to a newly created instance of the HashMap class in the same order in which they are listed in the table. Based on this information, answer the following questions. 

 

I need the following:

1. Show what the array of the HashMap would look like after all the items below have been added, assuming the HashMap class uses separate chaining hashing to resolve collisions. 
2. Show what the array of the HashMap would look like after all the items below have been added, assuming the HashMap class uses quadratic probing to resolve collisions instead of separate chaining hashing. 

 

Note that for both questions, you do not need to compute the hashcodes, you only need to determine where the items would be placed into the underlying array of the HashMap. 

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