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    The HashMap, LinkedHashMap and TreeMap are all implementations of the Map interface in Java. HashMap provides O(1) time complexity for common operations but has random iteration order, LinkedHashMap maintains insertion order but also has O(1) time complexity, and TreeMap provides sorting of keys and O(log n) time complexity for operations by using a red-black tree. Each have different requirements for keys and support different features depending on the data structure used for storage and retrieval.

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    The HashMap, LinkedHashMap and TreeMap are all implementations of the Map interface in Java. HashMap provides O(1) time complexity for common operations but has random iteration order, LinkedHashMap maintains insertion order but also has O(1) time complexity, and TreeMap provides sorting of keys and O(log n) time complexity for operations by using a red-black tree. Each have different requirements for keys and support different features depending on the data structure used for storage and retrieval.

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    The HashMap, LinkedHashMap and TreeMap are all implementations of the Map interface in Java. HashMap provides O(1) time complexity for common operations but has random iteration order, LinkedHashMap maintains insertion order but also has O(1) time complexity, and TreeMap provides sorting of keys and O(log n) time complexity for operations by using a red-black tree. Each have different requirements for keys and support different features depending on the data structure used for storage and retrieval.

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    The HashMap, LinkedHashMap and TreeMap are all implementations of the Map interface in Java. HashMap provides O(1) time complexity for common operations but has random iteration order, LinkedHashMap maintains insertion order but also has O(1) time complexity, and TreeMap provides sorting of keys and O(log n) time complexity for operations by using a red-black tree. Each have different requirements for keys and support different features depending on the data structure used for storage and retrieval.

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    Property Hash Map Linked Hash Map Tree Map

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    Time
    Complexity (Big O
    notation) Get, Put, O(1) O(1) O(1)
    Contains Key and
    Remove method
    Sorted according to either Sorted according to either
    Insertion Order of Access natural Order of keys or
    Iteration Order Random Order (as specified during comparator(as specified
    construction) during construction)
    Not allowed if keys uses
    Natural Ordering or
    Comparator does not support
    Null Keys allowed allowed comparison on null Keys.

    Interface Map Map Map, Sorted Map and


    Navigable Map
    None, use None, use None, use
    Synchronization Collections. Synchronized Collections. Synchronized Collections. Synchronized

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    Map()
    Map() Map()
    Red-Black( a kind of self-
    List of buckets, if more than 8 balancing binary search tree)
    entries in bucket then Java 8 implementation of Binary
    Data Structure will switch to balanced tree Doubly Linked List of Buckets Tree. This data structure
    from linked list offers O(log n ) for insert,
    Delte and Search operations
    and O(n) space complexity.
    Algorithms where Sorted or
    General Purpose, fast retrieval, Can be used for LRU cache, Navigable features are
    Applications non-synchronized. other places where insertion required. For example, find among the list
    of employees whose salary is next to given
    Concurrent Hash Map can be or access order matters employee, Range Search, etc.

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    Comparator needs to be
    supplied for key
    Requirements for Equals() and hash Code() Equals() and hash Code() implementation, otherwise
    Keys needs to be overwritten. needs to be overwritten. natural order will be used to
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