Compare direct addressing and hashing for handling collisions.

• Direct Addressing is straightforward and highly efficient but is limited by memory constraints when dealing with large key ranges.
• 
  
• Hashing provides flexibility and scalability for large or unknown key ranges, but introduces complexity in managing collisions and depends on the effectiveness of the hash function.
• 
  

Choosing between direct addressing and hashing depends on the specific requirements of the application, such as the range of possible keys, memory constraints, and the need for efficient collision resolution.