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What is the correct definition of a hash table? (Select the best answer)
A. Hash Table T is an array in memory used for storing items. Hash table T is used with a hash function h(x), which transforms a particular key x (a string, number, record, or the like), into an index i = h(x) in the table.
B. Hash Table T is an array in memory used for storing items or their addresses. Hash table T is used with a hash function h(x), which transforms a particular key x (a string, number, record, or the like), into an non-negative integer.
C. Hash Table T is an array in memory used for storing items or their addresses. Hash table T is used with a hash function h(x), which transforms a particular key x (a string, number, record, or the like), into an index i = h(x) in the table.
D. Hash Table T is an array in memory used for storing items. Hash table T is used with a hash function h(x), which transforms a particular key x (string or number), into an index i = h(x) in the table.
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