import     java.util.IdentityHashMap  ;   public     class   Example     {      public     static     void     main  (  String  []     args  )     {      IdentityHashMap   <  String       Integer  >     identityHashMap     =     new     IdentityHashMap   <>  ();      identityHashMap  .  put  (  'A'       1  );      identityHashMap  .  put  (  new     String  (  'A'  )     2  );      System  .  out  .  println  (  identityHashMap  .  size  ());     // 2      System  .  out  .  println  (  identityHashMap  .  get  (  'A'  ));     // 1      }   }   

   // Java code to demonstrate IdentityHashMap    import     java.util.Map  ;   import     java.util.HashMap  ;   import     java.util.IdentityHashMap  ;   public     class   IdentityHashMapExample      {      public     static     void     main  (  String  []     args  )         {      // creating an instance of IdentityHashMap      Map   <  String       String  >     ihm     =     new     IdentityHashMap   <>  ();      // Putting key and value pair      // in a IdentityHashMap Object      ihm  .  put  (  'ihmkey'    'ihmvalue'  );         ihm  .  put  (  new     String  (  'ihmkey'  )  'ihmvalue1'  );             // ihm.size() will print 2 since it       // compares the objects by reference      System  .  out  .  println  (  'Size of IdentityHashMap--'  +  ihm  .  size  ());          }   }   

   // Java code to illustrate   // adding elements to IdentityHashMap   import     java.util.*  ;   public     class   AddingElementsToIdentityHashMap     {          public     static     void     main  (  String  []     args  )      {      // Creating an empty IdentityHashMap      Map   <  Integer       String  >     identity_hash      =     new     IdentityHashMap   <  Integer       String  >  ();      // Mapping string values to int keys      // using put() method      identity_hash  .  put  (  10       'Geeks'  );      identity_hash  .  put  (  15       '4'  );      identity_hash  .  put  (  20       'Geeks'  );      identity_hash  .  put  (  25       'Welcomes'  );      identity_hash  .  put  (  30       'You'  );      // Displaying the IdentityHashMap      System  .  out  .  println  (  'Initial Mappings are: '      +     identity_hash  );      // Inserting existing key along with new value      // previous value gets returned and stored in      // returned_value      String     returned_value      =     (  String  )  identity_hash  .  put  (  20       'All'  );      // Verifying the returned value      System  .  out  .  println  (  'Returned value is: '      +     returned_value  );      // Displaying the new map      System  .  out  .  println  (  'New map is: '     +     identity_hash  );      // Creating a new Identityhash map and copying      Map   <  Integer       String  >     new_Identityhash_map      =     new     IdentityHashMap   <  Integer       String  >  ();      new_Identityhash_map  .  putAll  (  identity_hash  );      // Displaying the final IdentityHashMap      System  .  out  .  println  (  'The new map: '      +     new_Identityhash_map  );      }   }   

   // Java code to illustrate removing   // elements from IdentityHashMap   import     java.util.*  ;      public     class   RemovingMappingsFromIdentityHashMap     {         public     static     void     main  (  String  []     args  )         {         // Creating an empty IdentityHashMap       Map   <  Integer       String  >     Identity_hash     =     new      IdentityHashMap   <  Integer       String  >  ();             // Mapping string values to int keys       Identity_hash  .  put  (  10       'Geeks'  );         Identity_hash  .  put  (  15       '4'  );         Identity_hash  .  put  (  20       'Geeks'  );         Identity_hash  .  put  (  25       'Welcomes'  );         Identity_hash  .  put  (  30       'You'  );         // Displaying the IdentityHashMap       System  .  out  .  println  (  'Initial Mappings are: '     +         Identity_hash  );         // Removing the existing key mapping       String     returned_value     =         (  String  )  Identity_hash  .  remove  (  20  );         // Verifying the returned value       System  .  out  .  println  (  'Returned value is: '     +         returned_value  );         // Displaying the new map       System  .  out  .  println  (  'New map is: '     +     Identity_hash  );         }      }      

   // Java code to illustrate the accessing   // elements from IdentityHashMap   import     java.util.*  ;   public     class   AccessingElementsFromIdentityHashMap     {      public     static     void     main  (  String  []     args  )      {      // Creating an empty IdentityHashMap      Map   <  Integer       String  >     identity_hash      =     new     IdentityHashMap   <  Integer       String  >  ();      // Mapping string values to int keys      identity_hash  .  put  (  10       'Geeks'  );      identity_hash  .  put  (  15       '4'  );      identity_hash  .  put  (  20       'Geeks'  );      identity_hash  .  put  (  25       'Welcomes'  );      identity_hash  .  put  (  30       'You'  );      // Displaying the IdentityHashMap      System  .  out  .  println  (  'Initial Mappings are: '      +     identity_hash  );      // Getting the value of 25      System  .  out  .  println  (  'The Value is: '      +     identity_hash  .  get  (  25  ));      // Getting the value of 10      System  .  out  .  println  (  'The Value is: '      +     identity_hash  .  get  (  10  ));          // Using keySet() to get the set view of keys       System  .  out  .  println  (  'The set is: '     +     identity_hash  .  keySet  ());             // Using entrySet() to get the set view       System  .  out  .  println  (  'The set is: '     +         identity_hash  .  entrySet  ());         }   }   

   // Java code to illustrate the    // iterating over IdentityHashmap   import     java.util.*  ;   public     class   IteratingIdentityHashMap     {      public     static     void     main  (  String  []     args  )      {      // Creating an empty IdentityHashMap      IdentityHashMap   <  Integer       String  >     identity_hash      =     new     IdentityHashMap   <  Integer       String  >  ();      // Mapping string values to int keys      identity_hash  .  put  (  10       'Geeks'  );      identity_hash  .  put  (  15       '4'  );      identity_hash  .  put  (  20       'Geeks'  );      identity_hash  .  put  (  25       'Welcomes'  );      identity_hash  .  put  (  30       'You'  );      // Displaying the IdentityHashMap      System  .  out  .  println  (  'Initial Mappings are: '      +     identity_hash  );      // Create an Iterator over the      // IdentityHashMap      Iterator   <  IdentityHashMap  .  Entry   <  Integer       String  >     >      itr     =     identity_hash  .  entrySet  ().  iterator  ();      // The hasNext() method is used to check if there is      // a next element The next() method is used to      // retrieve the next element      while     (  itr  .  hasNext  ())     {      IdentityHashMap  .  Entry   <  Integer       String  >     entry      =     itr  .  next  ();      System  .  out  .  println  (  'Key = '     +     entry  .  getKey  ()      +     ' Value = '      +     entry  .  getValue  ());      }      }   }   

   // Java code to demonstrate IdentityHashMap and   // illustration of how it is different from HashMap    import     java.util.Map  ;   import     java.util.HashMap  ;   import     java.util.IdentityHashMap  ;   public     class   IdentityHashMapExample      {      public     static     void     main  (  String  []     args  )         {      // Creating HashMap and IdentityHashMap objects      Map   <  String       String  >     hm     =     new     HashMap   <>  ();      Map   <  String       String  >     ihm     =     new     IdentityHashMap   <>  ();      // Putting key and value in HashMap and IdentityHashMap Object      hm  .  put  (  'hmkey'    'hmvalue'  );      hm  .  put  (  new     String  (  'hmkey'  )  'hmvalue1'  );         ihm  .  put  (  'ihmkey'    'ihmvalue'  );         ihm  .  put  (  new     String  (  'ihmkey'  )  'ihmvalue1'  );             // Print Size of HashMap and WeakHashMap Object      // hm.size() will print 1 since it compares the objects logically      // and both the keys are same      System  .  out  .  println  (  'Size of HashMap is : '  +  hm  .  size  ());          // ihm.size() will print 2 since it compares the objects by reference      System  .  out  .  println  (  'Size of IdentityHashMap is : '  +  ihm  .  size  ());          }   }   

   import     java.util.IdentityHashMap  ;   public     class   IdentityHashMapExample     {      public     static     void     main  (  String  []     args  )     {      IdentityHashMap   <  String       Integer  >     map     =     new     IdentityHashMap   <>  ();      // Add key-value pairs to the map      String     key1     =     new     String  (  'key'  );      String     key2     =     new     String  (  'key'  );      map  .  put  (  key1       1  );      map  .  put  (  key2       2  );      // Get values from the map using the same and different keys      System  .  out  .  println  (  map  .  get  (  key1  ));     // Output: 1      System  .  out  .  println  (  map  .  get  (  key2  ));     // Output: 2      System  .  out  .  println  (  map  .  get  (  new     String  (  'key'  )));     // Output: null      }   }