Why is hashmap faster?
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Answer / Amit Kumar Gangele
HashMap is generally faster than other data structures like TreeMap because it provides constant time performance for basic operations such as get(), put() and remove(). This is due to the use of a hash table, which allows for efficient access using a key-value pair.
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