Iterating through Key only on hashmap

I'm trying to iterate through a hashmap and print out the ArrayList that is affiliated with each key. I have a hashmap that takes in a object and an arraylist. The object is the key. The way I'm currently doing it, it seems to be printing out a big list, but the map size is only 3.. What am I doing wrong? There should only be an ArrayList per each key.. And in my Class, I have an equals function and hashcode function to check for duplicate key. If it exists I just add to the arraylist. If it doesn't I add the new key, and a new arraylist.

here is my iteration function:

public void iterateHashMap(HashMap<ConflictId, ArrayList<ResolutionAttempt>> hashMap)
  {
     int numOfSucceeded=0;
    int numOfUnsuccess=0;
    int numBothSepFailed=0;
    int numHorzSepFailed=0;
    int numVertSepFailed=0;

Iterator<Map.Entry<ConflictId, ArrayList<ResolutionAttempt>>> entries = hashMap.entrySet().iterator();
    while(entries.hasNext())
    {
        
     
     Map.Entry<ConflictId,ArrayList<ResolutionAttempt>> entry = entries.next();
     ConflictId tempConflictId = entry.getKey();
     ArrayList<ResolutionAttempt> list = entry.getValue();
     
            
     for(int i=0; i<list.size(); i++)
     {

if(list.get(i).getSucceeded() == 1)
             numOfSucceeded++;
         else
         {
             numOfUnsuccess++;
             if(list.get(i).getNewMinSep() < 7.0 && list.get(i).getNewVerticalMinSep() < 1000.0)
               numBothSepFailed++;
             else if(list.get(i).getNewMinSep() < 7.0 && list.get(i).getNewVerticalMinSep() >= 1000.0)
               numHorzSepFailed++;
             else if(list.get(i).getNewMinSep() >= 7.0 && list.get(i).getNewVerticalMinSep() < 1000.0)
              numVertSepFailed++;     
         } 
     }//end for
     
     writer.println(tempConflictId.getAgentId() + "," + tempConflictId.getFirstFlightId() + "," + tempConflictId.getSecondFlightId() + ","
             + tempConflictId.getSimulationTime() + "," + numOfSucceeded + "," + numOfUnsuccess + "," + numBothSepFailed + "," + numHorzSepFailed 
             + "," + numVertSepFailed);
     System.out.println(tempConflictId.getAgentId() + "," + tempConflictId.getFirstFlightId() + "," + tempConflictId.getSecondFlightId() + ","
             + tempConflictId.getSimulationTime() + "," + numOfSucceeded + "," + numOfUnsuccess + "," + numBothSepFailed + "," + numHorzSepFailed 
             + "," + numVertSepFailed);
     //re-initialize variables to 0 for loop
        numOfSucceeded=0;
       numOfUnsuccess=0;
       numBothSepFailed=0;
       numHorzSepFailed=0;
       numVertSepFailed=0;
     }//end while

}

Well, first things first - please make sure that in reality there are only 3 keys in the Map. You can easily figure this out during debugging (or by 'size' method of HashMap).

Secondly, if you are putting more than 3 keys and because some are duplicate, you are thinking that there should be actually 3 unique keys, then have a close look at hashCode and equals methods of ConflictId class. Make sure that those methods do follow the proper contract(s).

I hope this helps.

Thanks for the help.

Yea I did the size method on Map that's how I was able to determine the actual size.
I did look at the methods inside the ConflictId and did a printout to make sure it's being called and it is.
I just don't understand why I'm getting a bunch more output... If you can think of anything else let me know.. Thank you.

I actually figured it out this morning at my desk what I was doing wrong. Inside another function where I call my iteration function I was calling inside a loop where I had thought it was outside... So that was the reason for the multiple output.

Thanks for the assistance.