Answer Posted / suraj kumar
1. When equals() method is invoked on java objects to check
their equality, then the hash code of objects are checked. The
two objects having same hash code are equal.
2. The objects having distinct hash code in HashTable
increases the performance of HashTable. Hence, the objects
should be checked its distinct hash code before storing into
HashTable.
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