HashMap vs concurrentHashMap, well, this is one of the important interview question, in another way, what is basic differences between HashMap
and ConcurrentHashMap
?
HashMap Vs ConcurrentHashMap
Follwoing is the differences between concurrentHashMap and Hashmap in java. You can visit to know more about manupulation of any entry (key/value pair) of HashMap in Java, like How to remove Entry from HashMap in Java
Consideration | HashMap | ConcurrentHashMap | Description |
Synchronization | No | Yes | HashMap can be synchronized by using Collections.synchronizedMap(new HashMap()) ~ this way method we get a HashMap object which is equivalent to the HashTable object \, so every modification operation is performed on Map is locked on Map object. |
Threadsafe | No | Yes | HashMap is not thread-safe while ConcurrentHashMap is thread-safe. |
Null Key | 1 null key | not allowed null key | HashMap allowed one null key and multiple null values while ConcurrentHashMap not allow null key. |
Performance | fast | Slower | Any number of thread can access HashMap object without locking \, while in ConcurrentHashMap lock portion of bucket. |
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