I would like to use two generic types as a key for a hash map. Effectively:
Map<CollectionType<Integer, Integer>, Character> map = new HashMap<>();
I am trying to find if this is possible, and if so which collection type I could use. The right type needs to be able to accept duplicate values. ie <1, 0>, <1, 1>, <2, 0> could all be used as a key in the map
for additional background the key in the map will be coordinates on a hex grid, and the value is what is currently stored at that location.
Use a Pair<Integer, Integer>
, provided by many libraries like in org.apache.commons.lang3.tuple.Pair
or in jdk as javafx.util.Pair
.
equals()
and hashcode()
are overridden, so it can work as a key in the Map.
Map<Pair<Integer, Integer>, Character> map = new HashMap<>();
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