Perform simulations to compare the observed performance of hashing with the theoretical results. Declare a probing hash table, insert 10,000 randomly generated integers into the table, and count the...

Perform simulations to compare the observed performance of hashing with the theoretical results. Declare a probing hash table, insert 10,000 randomly generated integers into the table, and count the average number of probes used. This number is the average cost of a successful search. Repeat the test several times for a good average. Run it for both linear probing and quadratic probing, and do it for final load factors 0.1, 0.2, ..., 0.9. Always declare the table so that no rehashing is needed. Thus the test for load factor 0.4 would declare a table of size approximately 25,000 (adjusted to be prime).