getting array values from HashMap!!!

[Seetharaman Venkatasamy]

Hi All,

i am having problem in getting array value from hashmap using its get method..
see below
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HashMap map=new HashMap();
double[] month_with_data_swap=new double[10];

//values from database
compoffadded1+=Double.valueOf(rs.getString("comoffadded")).doubleValue();
leavetaken1+=Double.valueOf(rs.getString("leavetaken")).doubleValue();
compoffinhand1=Double.valueOf(rs.getString("compoffinhand")).doubleValue();
leaveinhand1=Double.valueOf(rs.getString("leaveinhand")).doubleValue();
balance1=Double.valueOf(rs.getString("balance")).doubleValue();


month_with_data_swap[0]=compoffadded1;
month_with_data_swap[1]=leavetaken1;
month_with_data_swap[2]=compoffinhand1;
month_with_data_swap[3]=leaveinhand1;
month_with_data_swap[4]=balance1;

map.put(months[i],month_with_data_swap);



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now tell me how to get the value from map...

when i try to print map..i get like below
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{Apr=[D@e0e1c6}//months[i]=Apr
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please can anyone tell me that how to get values back from HashMap..

thanks & regards,
seetharaman

[Seetharaman Venkatasamy]

Hi All,
seetharaman again....
see here i giving clearly!!!
output:
^^{Apr=[D@3e25a5}//!!!
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HashMap hm=new HashMap();
double[] month=new double[10];
month[0]=2.0;
month[1]=4.0;
hm.put("Apr",month);
System.out.println("^^"+hm);
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HOW TO GET my values back from map..

please explain me.....hope this is clear for you

thanks & regards,
seetharaman

[Nitesh Kant]

Originally posted by seetharam venk:

HOW TO GET my values back from map..

You will get an array object back from the Map. You can use it as you would otherwise use an array.
A sample code:

   
        Map<String, Integer[]> map = new HashMap<String, Integer[]>();
        Integer[] arrayToPut = new Integer[] {0,1,2};
        map.put("myKey", arrayToPut);
        Integer[] integers = map.get("myKey");
        System.out.println(integers[0]);

[Seetharaman Venkatasamy]

Hi Nitesh,


you are not getting me...!!!

i want to assing values from the particular index....then again it will loop and override..please you see my first posted...

then please reply me..

thanks & regards,
seetharaman

[Seetharaman Venkatasamy]

SORRY!!!


i got Nithes....you are RIGHT!!!

thanks lot

regards,
seetharaman

[Rob Spoor]

For your information, [D@3e25a5 is the string representation of your array. It is built as follows:
- [ to indicate an array
- D for the type; double in this case
- @ as a separator character
- 3e25a5 as the hexidecimal representation of the hash code

All arrays will look like this. The type is as follows:
- B for byte
- S for short
- C for character
- I for int
- L for long
- F for float
- D for double
- Z for boolean
- the class name followed by ; for classes. Example: [java.lang.String;@xxxxx

[yashbir sachdev]

Hello Seetharam,

You can do something like this

HashMap map=new HashMap();
double[] month_with_data_swap=new double[10];

final int noOfMonths = 12; //ur index of months[i]

for(int i =0; i<noOfMonths; i++) {

//values from database

compoffadded1+=Double.valueOf(rs.getString("comoffadded")).doubleValue();
leavetaken1+=Double.valueOf(rs.getString("leavetaken")).doubleValue();
compoffinhand1=Double.valueOf(rs.getString("compoffinhand")).doubleValue();
leaveinhand1=Double.valueOf(rs.getString("leaveinhand")).doubleValue();
balance1=Double.valueOf(rs.getString("balance")).doubleValue();

month_with_data_swap[0]=compoffadded1;
month_with_data_swap[1]=leavetaken1;
month_with_data_swap[2]=compoffinhand1;
month_with_data_swap[3]=leaveinhand1;
month_with_data_swap[4]=balance1;

map.put("months"+(i+1), month_with_data_swap); //Keys will be "months1", "months2",etc.
}

Later to retrieve the values or modify it, you can use

for(int i =0; i<noOfMonths; i++) {
(typecast it as per your processing logic)map.get("months" + (i+1));
}

Dear Rob, thanks for the explanation. I learnt something new today
[ April 22, 2008: Message edited by: yashbir sachdev ]