If the Map is mutable we can able to do initialization and deletion after the declaration right.... When it's immutable we cannot add the object inside the map know... Then can you please let me understand the difference between simpleEntry() and simpleImmutableEntry() of stream class.? Both have done the same know...
Naveen, I have learnt a lot from your videos but lately i feel that you are just reciting and your videos seem to be a one sided dialogue which is becoming really boring. Please use some animations & some other tools to make the videos more interesting and curiosity driving. As an online educator, i feel you should.
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Map m1 = new HashMap(Map.of(1, "A", 2, "B", 3, "C"));
This way we can create Map which is mutable.
Why would I need an empty map??
If the Map is mutable we can able to do initialization and deletion after the declaration right.... When it's immutable we cannot add the object inside the map know... Then can you please let me understand the difference between simpleEntry() and simpleImmutableEntry() of stream class.? Both have done the same know...
Where we can use this hashmap?
Is Map.of(K,V....) also immutable?
Where is empty map used??
Naveen, I have learnt a lot from your videos but lately i feel that you are just reciting and your videos seem to be a one sided dialogue which is becoming really boring. Please use some animations & some other tools to make the videos more interesting and curiosity driving. As an online educator, i feel you should.