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I have an Android app in which I use a HashMap to store container objects. During the course of the App, the datastructure is accessed continuously.
However, about half the time, the reference used in not the Key in the map but another variable from the object so I end up looping over the structure again and again.
Is there an efficient way to have a datastructure indexed on two keys in Java ?
Why not two maps with different keys, but that both refer to the same values?