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Make Your Own Hashmap
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Fundamentals
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random tests are attackable.
why didn't you fix this in your fork?
done.
python new test framework is required. updated in this fork
New test framework should be used
Example test and more sample tests should be added
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Approved. Also added something in the test cases to un-invalidate the old solutions. (If you don't mind)
Woop Woop! I absolutely don't mind and thank you so much for approving and contributing!
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Hahaha, I didn't even consider that!
Thanks for letting me know!
I also added 100 tests of the random 100 strings. Thank you for the great feedback.
Didn't see your wikipedia comment. Fixed that too. Accidental slashes man....
Haha, nice :P
lots of corrections to do in the description (typo, grammar,...). I'm in a hurry right now so I cannot detail more, unfortunately.
My bad.
I'll take a look and make some edits.
I found the typo and corrected some grammer I thought might be questionable.
If you find more issues and have more time, please re-open the issue and let me know!
snake_caseis strongly preferred for function names in Python.Oh, ok!
I made those changes and re-published.