Which of the following statements best describes a key principle or consideration in the development of a hashing algorithm?

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Hashing eliminates the need for a traditional search, ensuring that operations like searching, insertion, and deletion can always be performed in O$(1)$ time.

The load factor, defined as the number of entries in a hash table divided by the size of the hash table, should ideally be greater than $1$ for efficiency.

The primary goal of a hash function is to distribute keys uniformly across the hash table, regardless of the keys' distribution.

An effective hash function eliminates all collisions, thereby ensuring that no two keys are mapped to the same index within the array.