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Question

I have a map of type Map<Object,ArrayList> MapA. map can have values like

MapA
{key=0003bb2d-f3cf-4b5c-9f34 , value = ["12345","Complete","5431"],
key=0003bb2d-f3cf-4b5c-9f71 , value = ["2311","InComplete","5321"],
key=0003bb2d-f3cf-4b5c-1d71 , value = ["4567","InComplete","4321"],
key=0003bb2d-f3cf-4b5c-1r51 , value = ["2345","Complete","5432"]}


output should be 

MapA
{key=0003bb2d-f3cf-4b5c-9f34 , value = ["12345","Complete","5431"],
key=0003bb2d-f3cf-4b5c-1r51 , value = ["2345","Complete","5432"]}

MapB
{key=0003bb2d-f3cf-4b5c-9f71 , value = ["2311","InComplete","5321"],
key=0003bb2d-f3cf-4b5c-1d71 , value = ["4567","InComplete","4321"]}

I want to create a new MapB from MapA having all key value pairs, where value has "InComplete" in it. Either i can have two extra map having "Complete" and "InComplete" KeyValue pairs or if i can remove Incomplete from MapA.

So i want to Segregate MapA on the basis of Complete or InComplete into two seperate maps.

I need to write it in groovy but if i can get some hint in java 8 as well, i can try to convert it.

Code snippet i am working on but this will create new Map but won't remove these values from MapA, how can i do that?

MapA.entrySet().stream().filter(entry->entry.getValue().get(1).equals("InComplete")).collect(Collectors.toMap())

Appreciate your help

UPDATE

 def mapB = [:].withDefault {key -> return []}
    Iterator<Map.Entry<Object, ArrayList>> iterator = mapA.entrySet().iterator();
    while (iterator.hasNext()) {
        Map.Entry<Object, ArrayList> entry = iterator.next();
        if(entry.getValue().get(1).equals("InComplete")) {
            mapB.put(entry.getKey(), entry.getValue())
            iterator.remove()
        }
    }

Answer 1

There are thousands way of doing this.

Down below I put 3 options: 1 with filling 2 maps independently in 2 loops, 1 (slightly better performing) using the single loop, and 1 using groupBy :

def map = [ '0003bb2d-f3cf-4b5c-9f34':["12345","Complete","5431"],
'0003bb2d-f3cf-4b5c-9f71':["2311","InComplete","5321"],
'0003bb2d-f3cf-4b5c-1d71':["4567","InComplete","4321"],
'0003bb2d-f3cf-4b5c-1r51':["2345","Complete","5432"]]

// 1. option
Map complete = map.findAll{ k, v -> 'Complete' == v[ 1 ] }
Map inComplete = map.findAll{ k, v -> 'InComplete' in v }
assert complete.toString() == '[0003bb2d-f3cf-4b5c-9f34:[12345, Complete, 5431], 0003bb2d-f3cf-4b5c-1r51:[2345, Complete, 5432]]'
assert inComplete.toString() == '[0003bb2d-f3cf-4b5c-9f71:[2311, InComplete, 5321], 0003bb2d-f3cf-4b5c-1d71:[4567, InComplete, 4321]]'

// 2. option
def twoMaps = map.inject( [:].withDefault{ [:] } ){ res, curr ->
  res[ curr.value[ 1 ] ] << curr
  res
}
assert twoMaps.toString() == '[Complete:[0003bb2d-f3cf-4b5c-9f34:[12345, Complete, 5431], 0003bb2d-f3cf-4b5c-1r51:[2345, Complete, 5432]], InComplete:[0003bb2d-f3cf-4b5c-9f71:[2311, InComplete, 5321], 0003bb2d-f3cf-4b5c-1d71:[4567, InComplete, 4321]]]'

// 3. option -> credits to @tim_yates!
def groupMaps = map.groupBy{ it.value[ 1 ] }
assert groupMaps.toString() == '[Complete:[0003bb2d-f3cf-4b5c-9f34:[12345, Complete, 5431], 0003bb2d-f3cf-4b5c-1r51:[2345, Complete, 5432]], InComplete:[0003bb2d-f3cf-4b5c-9f71:[2311, InComplete, 5321], 0003bb2d-f3cf-4b5c-1d71:[4567, InComplete, 4321]]]'

Answer 2

And for fun, this is the same but in Java 17

var stringListMap = Map.of(
        "0003bb2d-f3cf-4b5c-9f34", List.of("12345", "Complete", "5431"),
        "0003bb2d-f3cf-4b5c-9f71", List.of("2311", "InComplete", "5321"),
        "0003bb2d-f3cf-4b5c-1d71", List.of("4567", "InComplete", "4321"),
        "0003bb2d-f3cf-4b5c-1r51", List.of("2345", "Complete", "5432")
);

var result = stringListMap.entrySet().stream().collect(
        Collectors.groupingBy(
                e -> e.getValue().get(1),
                Collectors.mapping(e -> e, Collectors.toList())
        )
);
result.forEach((k, v) -> System.out.println(k + " => " + v));

Which prints:

Complete => [0003bb2d-f3cf-4b5c-9f34=[12345, Complete, 5431], 0003bb2d-f3cf-4b5c-1r51=[2345, Complete, 5432]]
InComplete => [0003bb2d-f3cf-4b5c-9f71=[2311, InComplete, 5321], 0003bb2d-f3cf-4b5c-1d71=[4567, InComplete, 4321]]