How do I get the difference between two Java maps?
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Java
I have two maps as follows:
Map<String,Record> sourceRecords; Map<String,Record> targetRecords;
I want every map i. The keys of E are different
>It displays the mapping keys available in sourcerecords, but not in targetrecords. > It displays the mapping keys available in targetrecords, but not in sourcerecords
I did the following:
Set<String> sourceKeysList = new HashSet<String>(sourceRecords.keySet()); Set<String> targetKeysList = new HashSet<String>(targetRecords.keySet()); SetView<String> intersection = Sets.intersection(sourceKeysList,targetKeysList); Iterator it = intersection.iterator(); while (it.hasNext()) { Object object = (Object) it.next(); System.out.println(object.toString()); } SetView<String> difference = Sets.symmetricDifference(sourceKeysList,targetKeysList); ImmutableSet<String> immutableSet = difference.immutablecopy();
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if(sourceKeysList.removeAll(targetKeysList)){ //distinct sourceKeys Iterator<String> it1 = sourceKeysList.iterator(); while (it1.hasNext()) { String id = (String) it1.next(); String resultMessage = "This ID exists in source file but not in target file"; System.out.println(resultMessage); values = createMessageRow(id,resultMessage); result.add(values); } } if(targetKeysList.removeAll(sourceKeysList)){ //distinct targetKeys Iterator<String> it1 = targetKeysList.iterator(); while (it1.hasNext()) { String id = (String) it1.next(); String resultMessage = "This ID exists in target file but not in source file"; System.out.println(resultMessage); values = createMessageRow(id,resultMessage); result.add(values); } }
I can find a public key, but I can't find a different key Please help.
Solution
Sets also allow you to delete elements
If generating a help set is not a problem for you (because there are too many entries; then:
Set<String> sources = get a copy of all source entries Set<String> targets = get a copy of all source entries
then:
sources.removeAll(targets) ... leaves only entries in sources that are only in sources,not in target
and
sources.retainAll(targets) ... leaves only entries that are in both sets
You can start working here
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