HashMap Vs ConcurrentHashMap

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HashMap Vs ConcurrentHashMapHashMap 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

ConsiderationHashMapConcurrentHashMapDescription
SynchronizationNoYesHashMap 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.
ThreadsafeNoYesHashMap is not thread-safe while ConcurrentHashMap is thread-safe.
Null Key1 null keynot allowed null keyHashMap allowed one null key and multiple null values while ConcurrentHashMap not allow null key.
PerformancefastSlowerAny number of thread can access HashMap object without locking \, while in ConcurrentHashMap lock portion of bucket.

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