I want to insert array into hashmap. When val of Integer type is created then I put to map is perfectly fine.
Integer[] val = {1,2};
LinkedHashMap<String, Integer[]> map = new LinkedHashMap<String, Integer[]>();
map.put("1", val);
But when I don't want to create a array and insert directly into map like this below
map.put("1", {1,2});
then its not correct. Why ? How this can be done?
you can do:
map.put("1", new Integer[] {1,2});
which is allowing to insert anonymous arrays in the map
You need to pass the instance of Integer[], where as {1,2} isn't an Integer[] instance.
When you do this
Integer[] val = {1, 2};
then {1, 2} is an array initializer. This can only be used in a declaration of an array variable, not in any other places.
ΦXocę 웃 Пepeúpa ツ has already told you the syntax you can use instead: new Integer[] {1, 2}. This works everywhere you can use an array. I figure they thought that you should be forced to use the new keyword when you allocate a new array, and then made the exception when you do it as part of the declaration.
