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Calculates the hash code for Strings, using the x = 3 1 * x + y pattern. * Follow the specification in the String.hashCode (

Calculates the hash code for Strings, using the x=31*x + y pattern.
* Follow the specification in the String.hashCode() method in the Java API.
* Note that the hashcode can overflow the max integer, so it can be
* negative. Later, in another method, you'll need to account for a negative
* hashcode by adding Integer.MAX_VALUE +1 before you mod by the capacity
*(table size) to get the index.
*
* This method is NOT the place to calculate the index though.
*
* @param item
* @return The hash code for this String
*/

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