what is the difference between HashMap and Hashtable
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Answer Posted / venkatesh marni
in the HashMap & Hashtable wen ever key values are Same then
it maps only to the value which is mapped at last.
REFER to the ANS.9 above we can access only one value.
but Hashtable is Synchronized one and it wont stores any
null values.
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