fmix

import fmix from 'fmix'; // The fmix function applies the finalization steps of MurmurHash3 // to an input number, enhancing its distribution and mixing properties. // This is typically the last step after all input data has been processed // into a single 32-bit hash state. const initialHashState = 0xdeadbeef; // Example 32-bit number (hexadecimal) const finalHash = fmix(initialHashState); console.log(`Initial hash state: 0x${initialHashState.toString(16)}`); console.log(`Finalization mix result: ${finalHash}`); console.log(`Finalization mix result (hex): 0x${finalHash.toString(16)}`); // Example with a different input const anotherState = 0x12345678; const anotherFinalHash = fmix(anotherState); console.log(`\nAnother state: 0x${anotherState.toString(16)}`); console.log(`Another finalization mix result: ${anotherFinalHash}`); // Illustrating the deterministic nature const sameState = 0xdeadbeef; const retryFinalHash = fmix(sameState); console.log(`\nRe-applying to 0x${sameState.toString(16)}: ${retryFinalHash}`);