Difference between Hash Table and Hash Map?
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Answer Posted / anand
HashTable is the collection which is legacy.Which doenn't
allows null keys and null values.And methods access is
synchronized.
HashMap is the collection which can allow one null key and
multiple null values.And methods access is not synchronized.
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