Java Map and HashMap Tutorial (Java Collections) | Key-Value Pair Entry #10.3

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Explore what is Map Interface and its implementation such as HashMap to store Entry in KEY-VALUE Pair objects. Also, in this section explore List, ArrayList, Set, HashSet, and TreeSet.

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thank u for this whole series. May God bless you for the value you generously share

LoweHenry
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Thanks a lot. You literally saved me hours of research. You explained the concept very well in 5 minutes only. Thank you. Your help is really appreciated.

tanzeelzahra
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Fantastic. Simple and clear explanation.

Vinodmhetre
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Literally sped through a week of assignments and research thanks to this you're a life saver!!.

azariasphynx
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Thanks for the video. Is there a way to get the key without iterating? Thanks in advance.

quieromicubita
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Can you update the link in the description? For 7000+ courses

evgeniyevgeniy
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Thanks a lot! You explained it really well!

sturanovicms
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sir it is necessary that both key and value are of same data type

manasvisharma
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can anyone explain in detail about hashmap for loop i am unable to undersatnd..

prudhvikumar
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Can u upload video Explanation for what is collection and types of interfaces are inside the collection and what is the use of collection ?

boominathanarumugam
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and than how to get value and key by index without looping?

khaerulfikri
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Hey sir, I have heard your voice in one of the courses of internshala (Online training of Core Java) 😁

anishakumari
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Bro then why it is called hashmap? Why hashmap uses hashcode() and equals()?

erlanbulanbekov
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Thanks a lot. You literally saved me hours of research. You explained the concept very well in 5 minutes only. Thank you. Your help is really appreciated.

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