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mmhash3_murmurhash_32_64_128_bit_hash_generation.py
pythonA basic example demonstrating how to generate 32-bit, 64-bit, and 128-bit Murmur
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mmhash3_murmurhash_32_64_128_bit_hash_generation.py
1import mmhash3
2
3# Generate a 32-bit hash
4hash_32 = mmhash3.hash("foo")
5print(f"32-bit hash: {hash_32}")
6
7# Generate a 64-bit hash (returns a tuple of two 64-bit integers)
8hash_64 = mmhash3.hash64("foo")
9print(f"64-bit hashes: {hash_64}")
10
11# Generate a 128-bit hash (returns a tuple of two 64-bit integers)
12hash_128 = mmhash3.hash128("foo")
13print(f"128-bit hashes: {hash_128}")
14
15# Using a custom seed
16hash_with_seed = mmhash3.hash("foo", seed=42)
17print(f"32-bit hash with seed: {hash_with_seed}")