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YES. A lot.

Look at following pair

  • "FB" and "Ea"

can return same hash code aseven though the characters in it are not same.

Basically it is the sum of characters in a string multiplied by an integer.

YES. A lot.

Look at following pair

  • "FB" and "Ea"

can return same hash code as the characters in it are same.

Basically it the sum of characters in a string multiplied by an integer.

YES. A lot.

Look at following pair

  • "FB" and "Ea"

can return same hash code even though the characters in it are not same.

Basically it is the sum of characters in a string multiplied by an integer.

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titogeo
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YES. A lot.

Look at following pairspair

  • cap and pac,
  • map"FB" and pam Both can return same hash code as the characters in it are same."Ea"

can return same hash code as the characters in it are same.

Basically it the sum of characters in a string multiplied by an integer.

YES. A lot.

Look at following pairs

  • cap and pac,
  • map and pam Both can return same hash code as the characters in it are same.

Basically it the sum of characters in a string multiplied by an integer.

YES. A lot.

Look at following pair

  • "FB" and "Ea"

can return same hash code as the characters in it are same.

Basically it the sum of characters in a string multiplied by an integer.

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titogeo
  • 2.2k
  • 2
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YES. A lot.

Look at following pairs

  • cap and pac,
  • map and pam Both can return same hash code as the characters in it are same.

Basically it the sum of characters in a string multiplied by an integer.