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how will i get my values from collection?

 
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after running this code i get hashcode values..i want to get the primitive values the object is holding???how do i do that..
how do i get individual entry set and keyset seperately???
 
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i dont get it
what is question
 
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Set s=lh.keySet(); will do it...you can also put generics to it
 
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i am using maps...i want solution for maps....thanks
 
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dude you get a set when you want keyset
 
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oh i am sorry i didnt knew this was against rules
 
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it is not helping......
 
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James Carter wrote:check your pm



Please UseTheForumNotEmail to respond to questions. If there is a solution there are many others (myself included) that would like to see it.

Thanks!
 
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It is not that hard. If you compile it then you'll get this message:

wouter@wouter-laptop:~/temp$ javac TurtleTest.java
TurtleTest.java:39: cannot find symbol
symbol : class Entry
location: class TurtleTest
for (Entry<Turtle, Turtle> t:lh.entrySet())
^
1 error



Saying that it cannot find that class. So just import it



But then it still does not want you want it to do because the hashCode method has not been implemented (A Map uses hashCode and equals to determine if objects are equal, not the comparable interface).
So implement the hashCode and equals methods properly. Total code:

And then the output is 3 which is what we wanted/expected.
 
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I forgot:

And if you want to output some values then use the Entry methods getKey() and getValue()
 
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you are a genius !!!thanks Wouter.....
 
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