Small code errors for the LinkedList and HashTable data structures

[AlexIoanGheorghita]

Hello!

As I went through the code for these data structures, I noticed two small errors:

1. inside the delete() method of the LinkedList data structure, there is a line of code that says: while (this.head && this.compare.equal(this.head.value, value)). However, instead of a while it should be an if statement.

2. inside the constructor() of the HashTable data structure, we initialize an array in the following way: this.buckets = Array(hashTableSize).fill(null).map(() => new LinkedList());. However, the Array() constructor should have the new keyword in front of it.

If you guys feel that these are important fixes to you and if you allow me to help, I would be more than glad to contribute by creating a pull request with the changes made.

[Mithlesh Kumar Gupta]

I can do this , can you assign this to me

[Saminakalwar]

Hello ..Its SSOC Contributor .I can easily do this .
.Can u assign me issue under SSOC'23 label please ?

[Mr. Sujit]

For the LinkedList data structure, you're correct that the while statement should be replaced with an if statement. Here's the corrected delete method:

delete(value) {
    if (!this.head) {
        return;
    }

    if (this.compare.equal(this.head.value, value)) {
        this.head = this.head.next;
        return;
    }

    let current = this.head;
    while (current.next) {
        if (this.compare.equal(current.next.value, value)) {
            current.next = current.next.next;
            return;
        }
        current = current.next;
    }
}

For the HashTable data structure, you're correct that the Array() constructor should have the new keyword. Here's the corrected constructor:

constructor(hashTableSize) {
    this.buckets = new Array(hashTableSize).fill(null).map(() => new LinkedList());
    this.keys = {};
}