hash-table implementation with separate chaining and automatic table resizing -allows the user to specify his or her own hash function (strings for now) when initializing a hash table
to-do: improve resizing (providing an array of prime numbers is an option) possibly add user input,
Compile as individual object files and create executable (in this case using gcc) with (for example):
gcc -g -Wall -Wextra hashtable.c -c -o table.o
gcc -g -Wall -Wextra hashchain.c -c -o chain.o
gcc -g -Wall -Wextra main1.c -c -o main1.o
gcc -g -Wall -Wextra table.o chain.o main1.o -o programname
A makefile for main1 and main2 is also available.
Run make or make test1 to compile test1, which creates a small hash table and tests the put_record(), get_value(), and remove_record() functions
Run make test2 to compile test2, which reads the text file words.txt (a large list of words), puts them in the hash table, and displays the table. (Pass a command line argument of 'x' to avoid displaying the table.)