what is difference betwwen hashmap and hashtable ?
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Answer / deep pratap singh
HashMap HashTable
1> Not Synchronized Synchronized
2> can contain null cann't
You may also make HashMap Synchronized using generic
methods. Using Hashtable is bad habit. Try to avoid it.
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Answer / ravikiran
hashmap allows one null key and multiple null values.
hashtable doesn't allow null elements
hashmap is not synchronized
hashtable is snchronized
hashmap is not legacy
hashtable is legacy
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Answer / ajay yadav
Hash Map allows null values.
Hash Table dont allows null values.
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Answer / javablossom
The Iterator is used in the hashmap is fail-safe and
whereas the Enumerator used in hashtable is not fail-safe.
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Answer / sekhar
Both class are under map interface.But hash table is
synchronized.hashMap is not.we can explictly synchronize
hash map by using the method
Collections.synchronizedMap(Hash Map);
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Answer / kvn
Hash map contains null values,but hash table does not.
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