Map long to long.
Hi all,
I trying to crosstrain myself from C# to java and i got stuck here. For a certain algorithm i need to store answers from previous calls to speed things up. So for instance the answer to 10 is 50. (it's not really that simple but for the question it should work.) So i want to store previous calls and see if i can look them up (or a similar case)
So i tried HashMap<long, long> divisors = new HashMap<long, long>();
and all kinds of variations but it keeps telling me that it found a long where it expect a reference.
What collection can i use to map long to long? In C# i could just use SortedList<long, long>.
Any ideas?
Regards,
Gert-Jan
In Java, long is a primitive type. Generics (that's the <> stuff) cannot be used with primitives. So you either have to use a Map<Long, Long> or maybe have a look at http://trove4j.sourceforge.net/
And please make sure you understand the difference between C#'s templates and Java Generics :)
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