Answer / Kuldeep Sharma

HashSet is a collection that implements the Set interface, while HashMap is a map implementation. HashSet stores unique elements (without duplicates), whereas HashMap maps keys to values. HashSet uses a hash table for fast lookup times, and its primary operation is the boolean contains() method. HashMap provides methods for adding, retrieving, and updating key-value pairs.

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