How To Set Up A Hash For Ints?

[flyboy67666]

I have to create a hash for a set of ints. The hash function which I need to use is this:

f(x) = k * x % TableSize.

I know I definitely need 4 loops, with them being set up like this:

Outer loop - TableSize = 10 to 1000
Middle loop - k = 1 to 500
Inner loop - create a table, and set it to -1
Inner inner loop - step through 10 #s loc = f(num)

The problem is, while I kind of know how to set up the outer and middle loops, I'm stuck regarding the last two loops.

What I do know regarding the hash function, is that the values which I want to put into the hash take the place of the 'x'

While I know how to set up a hash table when it comes to strings, I don't know how to do it for ints (as I heard that the setup is a bit different). Also, based on the requirements, would I be creating the table in the inner loop, or just calling a different function?

This is everything which I have in my .h file.

  #pragma once
#include <iostream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

class intHash{

public:
intHash(int tableSize);
~intHash();

void someStuff(){
    for (int TableSize = 10; TableSize < 1000; TableSize++){ 
        for (int k = 1; k < 500; k++){
            for (){
                intHash(-1);
                for (){

                }
            }
        }
    }
}


private:
string *hashTable;
};