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0Java Hashmap entrySet() Method
What is a Hashmap?
Hashmap class is a part of java.util package. In hashmap key/value pairs can be stored , but no duplicate key is allowed.If a duplicate key is inserted it will replace the present value with the new value. Many built-in methods are there in hashmap class which makes it easy to perform operations on them, like insertion , deletion and many more. One of those methods is Java Hashmap entrySet() Method.
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Java Hashmap entrySet() Method
The hashmap entrySet() method returns a set of elements present in the hashmap. It is used make a set of elements in the hashmap. Below in this page you can find it’s syntax, return values, parameters with detailed examples.
Syntax :
new_hashmap.entrySet();
Return values :
This method returns a set of elements present in the hashmap.
Hashmap entrySet() Method Example
Example :
import java.util.*;
public class Main
{
public static void main (String[]args)
{
// Creating an empty HashMap
HashMap < String, Integer > hash_map_1 =
new HashMap < String, Integer > ();
// Mapping string values to int keys in a empty hashmap
hash_map_1.put ("Maths", 80);
hash_map_1.put ("English", 75);
hash_map_1.put ("Hindi", 85);
hash_map_1.put ("Science", 90);
System.out.println("Original hashmap : " + hash_map_1);
//printing the set of elements present in the hashmap
System.out.println("Set of elements present in the hashmap : "+hash_map_1.entrySet());
}
}
Output :
Original hashmap : {Maths=80, English=75, Science=90, Hindi=85}
Set of elements present in the hashmap : [Maths=80, English=75, Science=90, Hindi=85]
Now entrySet() method is called which returns a set view of elements present in the hashmap.
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