My_design_hashset

[SrinivasaSupreeth]

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[super30admin]

Strengths:

• Your code is clean, concise, and easy to understand.
• You've correctly implemented all required operations with proper method signatures.
• The use of Python's built-in set ensures good performance characteristics.

Areas for Improvement:

• The problem likely expects you to implement a hash set from scratch rather than using Python's built-in set. This would demonstrate your understanding of hashing and collision resolution techniques.
• Consider implementing your own hashing mechanism and handling collisions (e.g., using chaining or open addressing).
• The solution doesn't show your understanding of the underlying data structure principles that the problem is likely testing.

For a more complete solution, you might want to:

1. Choose an appropriate size for your hash table
2. Implement a hash function
3. Handle collisions (perhaps using chaining with linked lists)
4. Implement resizing logic if needed