C++ Program to Implement Hash Tables Chaining with Binary Trees

This C++ Program demonstrates operations on Hash Tables Chaining with Binary Trees.

Here is source code of the C++ Program to demonstrate Hash Tables Chaining with Binary Trees. The C++ program is successfully compiled and run on a Linux system. The program output is also shown below.

  1. /*
  2.  * C++ Program to Implement Hash Tables Chaining with Binary Trees
  3.  */
  4. #include <iostream>
  5. #include <string>
  6. #include <vector>
  7. #include <cstdlib>
  8. using namespace std;
  9.  
  10. /*
  11.  * Node Class Declaration
  12.  */
  13. template <class T>
  14. class BSTNode
  15. {
  16.     private:
  17.         T value;
  18.         BSTNode *left, *right;
  19.     public:
  20.         BSTNode(T value)
  21.         {
  22.             this->value = value;
  23.             left = NULL;
  24.             right = NULL;
  25.         }
  26.         /*
  27.          * Adding element to a node
  28.          */
  29.         void add(T& value)
  30.         {
  31.             if (value < this->value)
  32.             {
  33.                 if (left)
  34.                     left->add(value);
  35.                 else
  36.                     left = new BSTNode(value);
  37.             }
  38.             else if (this->value < value)
  39.             {
  40.                 if (right)
  41.                     right->add(value);
  42.                 else
  43.                     right = new BSTNode(value);
  44.             }
  45.         }
  46.         /*
  47.          * Check if node contains element
  48.          */
  49.         bool contains(T& value)
  50.         {
  51.             if (value < this->value)
  52.     	    {
  53.                 if (left)
  54.             	    return left->contains(value);
  55.         	else
  56.            	    return false;
  57.     	    }
  58.     	    else if (this->value < value)
  59.     	    {
  60.                 if (right)
  61.             	    return right->contains(value);
  62.         	else
  63.             	    return false;
  64.     	    }
  65.     	    else
  66.     	    {
  67.                 return true;
  68.     	    }
  69.         }
  70.         friend class BSTHashtable;
  71. };
  72.  
  73. /*
  74.  * Table Class Declaration
  75.  */
  76. class BSTHashtable
  77. {
  78.     private:
  79.         int size;
  80.         vector<BSTNode<string>*>* bucket;
  81.         int hash(string& s)
  82.         {
  83.             unsigned int hashVal = 0;
  84.             for (unsigned int i = 0; i < s.length(); i++)
  85.                 hashVal ^= (hashVal << 5) + (hashVal >> 2) + s[i];
  86.             return hashVal % size;
  87.         }
  88.     public:
  89.         BSTHashtable(int vectorSize)
  90.         {
  91.             size = vectorSize;
  92.             bucket = new vector<BSTNode<string>*>(size);
  93.         }
  94.         /*
  95.          * Adding string in the table
  96.          */
  97.         void add(string& s)
  98.         {
  99.             int index = hash(s);
  100.             if (bucket->at(index) == NULL)
  101.                 bucket->at(index) = new BSTNode<string>(s);
  102.             else
  103.                 bucket->at(index)->add(s);
  104.         }
  105.         /*
  106.          * Check if table contains string
  107.          */
  108.         bool contains(string& s)
  109.         {
  110.             int index = hash(s);
  111.             if (bucket->at(index) == NULL)
  112.                 return false;
  113. 	    cout<<"String \""<<s<<"\" found at index: "<<index<<endl;
  114.             return bucket->at(index)->contains(s);
  115.         }
  116.         /*
  117.          * Display Table
  118.          */
  119.         void display()
  120.         {
  121.             for (unsigned int i = 0; i < bucket->size(); i++)
  122.             {
  123.                 cout <<"[" << i << "] ";
  124. 	        if (bucket->at(i) != NULL)
  125.                 {
  126.                     BSTNode<string> *node = bucket->at(i);
  127.                     display_bst(node);
  128.                 }
  129.                 cout << endl;
  130.             }
  131.         }
  132.         /*
  133.          * Display BST
  134.          */
  135.         void display_bst(BSTNode<string> *node)
  136.         {
  137. 	    if (node!=NULL)
  138.             {
  139.             	display_bst(node->left);
  140.             	cout << node->value << " ";
  141.             	display_bst(node->right);
  142.             }
  143.         }
  144. };
  145.  
  146. /*
  147.  * Main Contains Menu
  148.  */
  149. int main()
  150. {
  151.     BSTHashtable table(10);
  152.     string str;
  153.     int choice;
  154.     while (1)
  155.     {
  156.         cout<<"\n----------------------"<<endl;
  157. 	cout<<"Operations on BST Hash Table"<<endl;
  158. 	cout<<"\n----------------------"<<endl;
  159. 	cout<<"1.Insert element into the table"<<endl;
  160. 	cout<<"2.Find element in the table"<<endl;
  161. 	cout<<"3.Display Table Chained with Binary Tree"<<endl;
  162. 	cout<<"4.Exit"<<endl;
  163.         cout<<"Enter your choice: ";
  164.         cin>>choice;
  165.         switch(choice)
  166.         {
  167.         case 1:
  168.             cout<<"Enter String to be inserted: ";
  169.             cin>>str;
  170.             table.add(str);
  171.             break;
  172.         case 2:
  173.             cout<<"Enter String to search: ";
  174.             cin>>str;
  175.             if (table.contains(str) == 0)
  176.             {
  177. 	        cout<<"String \""<<str<<"\" not found in the table"<<endl;
  178. 		continue;
  179. 	    }
  180.             break;
  181.         case 3:
  182.             cout<<"Displaying Table Chained with Binary Tree: "<<endl;
  183.             table.display();
  184.             break;
  185.         case 4:
  186.             exit(1);
  187.         default:
  188.             cout<<"\nEnter correct option\n";
  189.         }
  190.     }
  191.     return 0;
  192. }

$ g++ xor_list.cpp
$ a.out
-------------
Operations on XOR Linked List
 
-------------
1.Insert Element at First
2.Display List
3.Quit
Enter your Choice: 1
Enter value to be inserted: 100
 
-------------
Operations on XOR Linked List
 
-------------
1.Insert Element at First
2.Display List
3.Quit
Enter your Choice: 2
Elements of XOR Linked List: 
100 
 
-------------
Operations on XOR Linked List
 
-------------
1.Insert Element at First
2.Display List
3.Quit
Enter your Choice: 1
Enter value to be inserted: 200
 
-------------
Operations on XOR Linked List
 
-------------
1.Insert Element at First
2.Display List
3.Quit
Enter your Choice: 2
Elements of XOR Linked List: 
200 100 
 
-------------
Operations on XOR Linked List
 
-------------
1.Insert Element at First
2.Display List
3.Quit
Enter your Choice: 1
Enter value to be inserted: 300
 
-------------
Operations on XOR Linked List
 
-------------
1.Insert Element at First
2.Display List
3.Quit
Enter your Choice: 2
Elements of XOR Linked List: 
300 200 100 
 
-------------
Operations on XOR Linked List
 
-------------
1.Insert Element at First
2.Display List
3.Quit
Enter your Choice: 1
Enter value to be inserted: 400
 
-------------
Operations on XOR Linked List
 
-------------
1.Insert Element at First
2.Display List
3.Quit
Enter your Choice: 2
Elements of XOR Linked List: 
400 300 200 100 
 
-------------
Operations on XOR Linked List
 
-------------
1.Insert Element at First
2.Display List
3.Quit
Enter your Choice: 1
Enter value to be inserted: 500
 
-------------
Operations on XOR Linked List
 
-------------
1.Insert Element at First
2.Display List
3.Quit
Enter your Choice: 2
Elements of XOR Linked List: 
500 400 300 200 100 
 
-------------
Operations on XOR Linked List
 
-------------
1.Insert Element at First
2.Display List
3.Quit
Enter your Choice: 3
 
 
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(program exited with code: 1)
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