// main4.cpp, fourth file of a number in mp3pieces project
// By RPF  5/25/2000

// Here, we'll start using the hash table, with the world's
//  most trivial hash function -- everything hashes to 0 (zero).

#include "mp3Header.h"

void main() {

	HashTable* hash1 = new HashTable();

	cout << "triv hash should be zero: " << hash1->hash(47) << "\n";

	// what's in an item in the hash array itself?
	cout << "contents of list[3]: " << hash1->arrayH[3]->length << "  " 
		<< hash1->arrayH[3]->head << "\n";

	Node* node1 = new Node(1792503, "odd planet_zorg");
	Node* node2 = new Node(2, "very even planet");

	
	hash1->insertH(node1);
	//
	hash1->insertH(node2);

	cout << "length inside the list: " << hash1->arrayH[0]->length << "\n";

	// reach in and print items attached to 0, then to 1;
	cout << "Should be two nodes:\n";
	hash1->arrayH[0]->print();

	cout << "Should be no nodes:\n";
	
	hash1->arrayH[1]->print();



	// to end run and close console window.
	cout << "\nDon't forget to enter an int when done.\n";
	int i;
	cin >> i;

}