In HashSet duplicates are allowed while adding to the HashSet,
but while retreiving the object from HashSet is not shown the
duplicate values, WHY ?
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Answer / brijendra kumar (xavient)
Actually in HashSet we are able to add the duplicate value,
but at the execution time JVM ignore the duplicate value.
HashSet<String> T= new HashSet<String>();
T.add("k");
T.add("k");
System.out.println("size" +T.size());
when we execute these line of code then we got the size of
HashSet is 1.
Due to this reason we are unable to iterate the duplicate
value from HashSet.
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Answer / shashi
Because HashSet class will override equals and hashcode method internally.
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