To add the functionality of deleting key-value pairs from the hash table, we can implement a method called delete. This method takes a key as input and removes the entry with the matching key from the hash table.
Here's an example implementation of the delete method in Java:
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}class HashTable { private final int INITIAL_SIZE = 16; private HashEntry[] entries; public HashTable() { entries = new HashEntry[INITIAL_SIZE]; } // Method to delete key-value pairs from the hash table public void delete(String key) { int index = getIndex(key); // Check if the index is empty if (entries[index] == null) { return; } // Check if the first entry matches the key if (entries[index].key.equals(key)) { entries[index] = entries[index].next; return; } // Traverse the chain of entries at the index HashEntry current = entries[index]; HashEntry previous = null; while (current != null) { // Check if the current entry matches the keyOUTPUT
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