The program first creates a HashMap object h of type HashMap
After printing the initial state of the HashMap using a for-each loop to iterate over the entries, the program uses a for loop to retrieve the values mapped to the keys 1 through 7 using the get method. For each key, the program prints the value returned by the get method.
Note that since the HashMap does not contain a key-value pair for the key 7, the program will print null when retrieving the value for this key.
import java.util.*; class GetValues { public static void main(String[] args) { HashMap<Integer,String> h =new HashMap<>(); h.put(1,"Sam"); h.put(6,"Sathish"); h.put(3,"Pooja"); h.put(4,"Ram"); h.put(6,"Kumar"); System.out.println("Given HashMap.."); for(Map.Entry e : h.entrySet()) { System.out.println("Key : "+ e.getKey()+" || Value : "+e.getValue()); } for(int i=1;i<=7;i++) { System.out.println("Value mapped to Key "+i+" is : "+ h.get(i)); } } }
Given HashMap.. Key : 1 || Value : Sam Key : 3 || Value : Pooja Key : 4 || Value : Ram Key : 6 || Value : Kumar Value mapped to Key 1 is : Sam Value mapped to Key 2 is : null Value mapped to Key 3 is : Pooja Value mapped to Key 4 is : Ram Value mapped to Key 5 is : null Value mapped to Key 6 is : Kumar Value mapped to Key 7 is : null
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