String niceString = Arrays.toString(map.entrySet().toArray());
Ta-daaa!
Thursday, 27 September 2012
Java basics: converting a collection to a string
If you look up how to write a map or a list out as a string, you can find lots of complicated answers involving loops and even XMLEncoders. It doesn't have to be that hard. The easiest way to convert a Map into a nice string?
It's even easier for a list:
String niceString = Arrays.toString(list.toArray());
Ta-daaa!
Ta-daaa!
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Hi, Heum, kind of a special Happy new year, but, Mrs, C., you just hacked me with your "Java Performance - Myths, Mysteries, and Paradoxes".
Okay, now I'm literally dying to have the exact spelling of one term:
"special equality" : I'm almost sure it's not the right spelling, cause I've been googling that . It's this notion you speak about: the notion of two objects being referenced on two "close to each other" physical memory location (physical addresses).
pleeeeaaaassssseeee mrs' .. pleeeeease What's the correct spelling...?
I'm so sorry I pop out like this in any post comment's list, it's just that when I wanna learn something, I'm having a hard time letting it go...
Thank you so much for sharing your work in that conference you gave. And I fancied very much the style as well :)
Happy New Year :)
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