$-$ Execute the $$calc$\_$hash$$ function shown in the "hash search example" below with multiple inputs on a PC and display the results $($hash values$).$

$-$ It can also be executed by simply adding the main function:

int main$()$

$\{$

printf$(\%$d$$n$,$ calc$\_$hash$($computer$))$;

printf$(\%$d$$n$,$ calc$\_$hash$($California$))$;

$...$

return $0$;

$\}$

$-$ TAB$\_$SIZE must be defined appropriately.

"hash search example"

Table$*$ tab$[$TAB$\_$SIZE$]$;

int calc$\_$hash$($char$*$ name$)$

$\{$

int i$,$ hash$\_$val;

hash$\_$val$=0$;

while $(*$name $!=0)$

hash$\_$val $+=*$name$++$;

return hash$\_$val$\%$TAB$\_$SIZE;

$\}$

Table$*$ lookup$\_$tab$($char$*$ name$)$

$\{$

Table$*$ pe;

for $($pe$=$tab$[$calc$\_$hash$($name$)]$; pe$!=$NULL; pe$=$pe$->$next$)\{$

if $($strcmp$($pe$->$name, name$)==0)$

return pe;

$\}$

return NULL;

$\}$