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Java ConcurrentHashMap Example

The document presents a Java example demonstrating the use of ConcurrentHashMap, a thread-safe implementation of the Map interface. It shows how to declare a ConcurrentHashMap, add elements, retrieve values by key, and remove elements. The example includes output statements to display the values retrieved and the final state of the map after removal.

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Java ConcurrentHashMap Example

The document presents a Java example demonstrating the use of ConcurrentHashMap, a thread-safe implementation of the Map interface. It shows how to declare a ConcurrentHashMap, add elements, retrieve values by key, and remove elements. The example includes output statements to display the values retrieved and the final state of the map after removal.

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# ConcurrentHashMapExample

import [Link].*;

public class ConcurrentHashMapExample {


public static void main(String args[]) {

/* This is how to declare HashMap */


ConcurrentMap<Integer, String> hmap = new ConcurrentHashMap<Integer,
String>();

/*Adding elements to HashMap*/


[Link](12, "Chaitanya");
[Link](2, "Rahul");
[Link](7, "Singh");
[Link](49, "Ajeet");
[Link](3, "Anuj");

/* Get values based on key*/


String var= [Link](2);
[Link]("Value at index 2 is: "+var);
String var2= [Link](7);
[Link]("Value at index 7 is: "+var2);

/* Remove values based on key*/


[Link](3);

[Link](hmap);
}
}

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