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What is the difference between a pointer and bucket pointer?
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What is bucket pointer in C/C++?
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What are the advantages and drawbacks of using them?
What is the difference between a pointer and bucket pointer? What is bucket pointer
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What is the difference between a pointer and bucket pointer?
What is bucket pointer in C/C++?
What are the advantages and drawbacks of using them?
Usually the term bucket refers to a subcontainer in a hash table or hash container. Elements that have the same hash code are stored in the same bucket. A bucket could be implemented as a pointer to some storage such as a raw array, the head of a linked list, or a pointer to an implementation class. A pointer could be a pointer to anything – a variable, an object, a variable, … etc..