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Why does Java not provide functions to get at the key/value pairs in a HashSet like in Hashtable? It seems like a real pain to have to iterate over it every time you need to get at something. Or am I just a newb missing something?
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For i am using postgre and gwt 2.0 for one of my applications. I am facing problem connecting to the database. When i try to connect it gives "ClassNotFoundException". Here is what i get when i try to connect to database:
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I'm intialising a HashSet like so in my program:
Set<String> namesFilter = new HashSet<String>();
Is this functionally any different if I initilise like so?
HashSet<String> namesFilter = new HashSet<String>();
I've read this about the collections interface, and I understand…
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I hadn’t done much (read: anything) with the C# generic HashSet until I recently needed to produce a distinct collection. As it turns out, HashSet<T> was the perfect tool.
As the following snippet demonstrates, this collection type offers a lot:
// Using HashSet<T>:
// http://www…
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Why does Java not provide functions to get at the key/value pairs in a HashSet like in Hashtable? It seems like a real pain to have to iterate over it every time you need to get at something. Or am I just a newb missing something?
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I've got a HashSet with a bunch of (you guessed it) integers in it. I want to turn it into an array, but calling
hashset.toArray();
returns an array of Object type. This is fine, but is there a better way to cast it to an array of int, other than iterating through every element manually? A method…
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