Difference between treemap & sortedset

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Difference between treemap & sortedset..

Answer / amit kumar

1.Treemap is a class which has implemented SortedMap
interface where as Sortedset is an interface which has been
implemented by Treeset class.
2. Treemap can contain the duplicate value but the Treeset
which has implemented Sortedset can not hold duplicate
value.

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Difference between treemap & sortedset..

Answer / pradip patil

TreeMap is implements Map interface it holds key and value pair and it doest allow duplicate keys where as it allows duplicate values.
TreeSet implements Set interface and it doesnt allow duplicats elements.

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Difference between treemap & sortedset..

Answer / srikanth

treemap is used for storing key value pair without
duplicates in sorted order

sortedset is an interface which is extending set interface

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