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POSort HashTable according to values(numeric) preferably descending order and maintain the key-value
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I have the following key-value pairs in my HashTable. <pre><code> KEY : VALUES 12345:45; 23456:23; 23445:34; 12367:101; Output should be: 12367:101; 12345:45; 23445:34; 23456:23; </code></pre> i.e. the output is in the descending order of the values. ht_sort is my Hash table containing the key-value pairs. <pre><code>//get the values from the hashtable as array objects. Object[] arytf= ht_sort.values().toArray(); //Sort the array objects. Arrays.sort(arytf); </code></pre> But the problem is that I am unable to link back these sorted values to the hash to get the keys. I am not exactly sure how to go about doing this, I have checked the previous threads but couldnot make anything out of them. Looking for help on this. Thanks.
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Sort HashTable according to values(numeric) preferably descending order and maintain the key-value
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1. COThe thing you want is called a *histogram*. I once implemented my own class with exactly that interface, but maybe someone else has already done it and published the code.
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