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In Kotlin, what is the method for making a LinkedHashMap with accessOrder?

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answered 2022-11-27 23:00:00 +0000

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To create a LinkedHashMap with accessOrder, the constructor of the LinkedHashMap class can be used with the parameter accessOrder set to true. The syntax is as follows:

val linkedHashMap = LinkedHashMap<Key, Value>(initialCapacity, loadFactor, true)

Where: - Key is the type of the keys in the map - Value is the type of the values in the map - initialCapacity is the initial capacity of the map (optional, defaults to 16) - loadFactor is the load factor of the map (optional, defaults to 0.75) - true indicates that the access order should be maintained

For example, to create a LinkedHashMap with accessOrder for strings:

val linkedHashMap = LinkedHashMap<String, Int>(16, 0.75, true)
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