@TestpublicvoidgivenLinkedHashMap_whenRemovesEldestEntry_thenCorrect(){ LinkedHashMap<Integer, String> map =newMyLinkedHashMap<>(16,.75f,true); map.put(1,null); map.put(2,null); map.put(3,null); map.put(4,null); map.put(5,null); Set<Integer> keys = map.keySet(); assertEquals("...
But my experience aligns with @BobKerns experiences, and so it does seem like the best choice. Now: I would not be against ability to use other Maps, so that only the default implementation would use LHM. Since this actually leads to a bigger discussion -- if and how to extends JsonNod...
This approach is appropriate when you want to use the specific implementation class as a List rather than aQueue. To be able to use the “queue” functionality of the specificCollectionimplementation class you must utilize it as is, or cast it to aQueueinterface. Test case #1 – Adding elem...