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<@&987246399047479336> please have a look, thanks.

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Hello! How can I help you with your Java doubt regarding HashMap?

[warm root]

hi

break the loop after the printed the first

use a LinkedHashMap

[dusky abyss]

hey there

maybe you need to sort it, the map

what is the role of integer value here?

i see this as bottleneck situation, but I think there is a possibility

you can sort a hashmap by key or value

with the stream api I guess

[placid creek]

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well the problem is, you need to traverse the string, not the hashmap, cause hashmap is un-ordered

u got it, nice

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