Description
P5 exercises your understanding of hash tables.
Submitted programs must:
1) provide the requested functionality
2) be appropriately documented (thorough but concise)
3) use C++ constructs as intended
4) may NOT use the STL
ALL ASSUMPTIONS SHOULD BE REASONABLE AND CLEARLY STATED
DO NOT HARD CODE
The Gutenberg project digitized many classic books, making them available online for free.
Leo Tolstoy’s classic tome, War and Peace, and Charles Dickens’ Great Expectations are two such ebooks: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/2600 (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. and http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1400 (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.
Write the C++ code (class design and driver) that:
1) defines a hashTable type that
supports the standard hashTable operations
defines an appropriate hash function
resolves collisions effectively and efficiently
supports query for frequency
2) uses this hashTable type to process the full text of War and Peace
Stores each distinct word of length 5 or greater from the text
Words are non-numeric and are case insensitive
Tallies the count of each distinct word
Incrementing the occurrence count each time the word appears
3) repeats step #2 for Great Expectations
4) dumps the following summary data to output file called P5Output.txt:
The number of distinct words of length 5 or greater in each text
A formatted and readable list of the 15 words that occur most frequently in BOTH texts.
