A hash function maps a key from an arbitrary domain (strings, integers, tuples) to an integer bucket index in [0, m) for a table of size m. Python, Java, and Go use randomized hash seeds per process ...
The bits just disappear into the void -> Always use `int` (32 bits) if you need larger ranges > "Java doesn't understand numbers beyond -128 to 127 for bytes – it just shows 0 or whatever bits remain" ...
Python Caches Small Integers ──────────────────────── # # Python pre-creates integer objects for -5 to 256. # Variables holding these values share the same object.
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