A study of hashing in C, to learn from the ground how the mechanism works and to implement it in a little project.
The current state of the project is: Unfinished.
Hashing is a cryptographic process that validates the authenticity and integrity of something in the digital realm. It is a one-way process, that is, you do it one time to a certain file or input, and it generates a fixed value called hash that is unique to that file or input. If you change a bit that file or input the hash gonna change and that is exactly the purpose of that.
Because C does not provide a hashing library, so it would be cool to read articles and do some research about this subject to try to implement it. Also because C is blazing fast and gives a good but fair fight when coding unknown things (and also because it is one of the most beautiful codes).
Still working and learning on it.
to do.
gcc -o hash_table.cIt was made using IntelliJ Clion, C language, GCC