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Built-In Methods in Map

The document covers key methods in HashMap, including values(), keySet(), and entrySet(), which return views of values, keys, and key-value pairs, respectively. It explains how to use these methods to access and manipulate data stored in a HashMap. Additionally, it describes the getKey(), getValue(), and setValue() methods for handling individual entries.

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Built-In Methods in Map

The document covers key methods in HashMap, including values(), keySet(), and entrySet(), which return views of values, keys, and key-value pairs, respectively. It explains how to use these methods to access and manipulate data stored in a HashMap. Additionally, it describes the getKey(), getValue(), and setValue() methods for handling individual entries.

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CORE JAVA - Day 57

Agenda
 values() method
 keyset() method
 entrySet() method
 getKey(), getValue(), setValue()
method

values () method in HashMap: values() method returns a view of all


the values present in entries of the HashMap.
Example: To fetch all the values present inside the HashMap.

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Output:

In this example, values() method will return collection of values


stored in the HashMap and we are storing this in a variable values
which is of type collection.
Example: values () method in for each loop

Output:

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Here, the values() method returns a view of all values. The variable
value access each value from the view using for each loop.

keySet() method in HashMap: Returns a Set view of all the keys


present in entries of the HashMap.
Example:

Output:

Here, the keySet() method returns a view of all keys. The variable
key access each value from the view using for each loop.

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Example: To print key and value present in the HashMap

Output:

Here, we are printing the keys using keySet() method to view all the
keys present in the HashMap. Key is used to fetch the key present in
the view of keys using key we are fetching the value i.e using
get(key) method.

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Understanding entry and entrySet in the HashMap.
MAP
put()
Entry is simple key-value pair, entrySet is a get()
set of key-value pairs present inside the values()
HashMap. Map is an interface inside which keyset()
.
we have so many abstract methods, inside
.
the map interface there is another interface
called Entry. Inside the entry interface we Entry
have few more abstract method, let’s getKey()
understand all these methods with an getValue()
setValue()
example.

Example: entrySet() method

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Output:

Here, entrySet() method returns set of entrys present in the HashMap.


The variable entry access each value from the view of entrys using for
each loop.
Example: getKey() method

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Output:

Here, getKey() returns the key corresponding to the entry.


Example: getValue() method

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Output:

Here, getValue() method returns the value corresponding to this entry.


Example: SetValue() method

Output:

Here, setValue() method replaces the corresponding to this entry with


the specified value.

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