> This seed is chosen randomly at runtime, but cannot > change once chosen. The hash is used to compare objects: if hash(obj1) != hash(obj2), objects are considered different. So two strings must have the same hash if their value is the same. > Salt could also be an appropriate term here, but since salt is > generally changed on a per-use basis (a single process may use many > different salts), seed is more correct, since this value is only > chosen once per process. We may use a different salt per dictionary. Victor
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