static void Main(string[] args)
{
//Linear<Person, Person> linear = new Linear<Person, Person>();
//Quadratic<Person, Person> quad = new Quadratic<Person, Person>();
//DoubleHash<Person, Person> dh = new DoubleHash<Person, Person>();
//TestHT(linear);
//TestHT(quad);
//TestHT(dh);
ChainingHT <int, string> cht = new ChainingHT <int, string>();
// right now the Add() method also handles expanding,
// this is fine since we know that both Add() works, and ExpandHashtable() works
//TestAdd(cht);
//TestGet(cht);
//TestRemove(cht);
TestChainingHT(cht);
//Console.WriteLine(cht.ToString());
//TestAdd(ht);
//Console.WriteLine(ht.ToString());
//TestExpand(ht);
//Console.WriteLine(ht.ToString());
//TestRemove(ht);
//Console.WriteLine(ht.ToString());
//TestGet(ht);
}
static void TestChainingHT(ChainingHT <int, string> cht)
{
//Test the ChainingHT by addeding 100000 elements to the table
long start;
long end;
//BST<int> balanceTree = new BST<int>();
start = Environment.TickCount;
Random randomNumber = new Random((int)start);
int iMax = 100000;
int iLargest = iMax * 10;
for (int i = 0; i < iMax; i++)
{
cht.Add(randomNumber.Next(i, iLargest), "test");
}
end = Environment.TickCount;
Console.WriteLine("Time to add: " + (end - start).ToString() + " ms");
}