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How can you say HashMap is syncronized?
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Answer / maheswari
First of all I don't think HashMap is Syncronized,is it not
HashTable
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Answer / rahul
yes u r correct, hashmap is not threadsafe. It is hashtable
which is synchronized.
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Answer / kishore
HashMap is not synchronized.
If u want to synchronized we have to do
HashMap map=java.util.Collections.synchronizedMap(new
HashMap());
Hash Map permits Key and values are Null.
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Answer / dijesh
hashmap is unsynchronised and hash table is
synchronised.....hashmap permits null...but hashtable does
not.
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Answer / senthil
raja vin paarvai raniyin pakkam, kan mooduthe vetkam pon
maalai mayakam.toku toku toku,java is a very worest
language in computer or IT field
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Answer / jyotisubhra ghosh
I am sorry...HashMap is not syncronised. Its not thread
safe..rather Hashtable is syncronised...
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Answer / sunil
Hash map is unsyncronised and hash table is syncronised
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 1 Yes | 0 No |
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