what is hashmap& hashtable with example?



what is hashmap& hashtable with example?..

Answer / siva kumar g.

Both are collection of objects.
Both are used to store the key , value pairs.
Hashtable is synchronized where as Hashmap is not.
Hashtable does't allow the null values.

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