cangjie-std-hashmap

To create a HashMap in Cangjie, import the class and instantiate an empty map specifying key and value types, such as String for keys and Int64 for values, enabling efficient hash-based data storage and rapid retrieval.

Cangjie HashMap keys must implement the Hashable and Equatable interfaces to ensure proper hash-based data storage and accurate key-value querying, allowing the collection to correctly compute and compare key hashes.

You manage Cangjie HashMap elements by calling specific methods for adding, updating, querying, and deleting key-value pairs, with the API reference providing detailed explanations and practical code snippets for these collection operations.

You iterate over a Cangjie HashMap by using its built-in iteration methods to traverse all stored key-value pairs, commonly applied in scenarios like frequency counting, configuration storage, and data merging.

The Cangjie HashMap has specific thread-safety considerations users must account for during concurrent access, requiring consultation of API reference limitations to determine if additional synchronization mechanisms are needed.