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Problem Statement is-

I need to store these things-

For ID corresponding to 1, I need to Store these things

 - Key CGUID(String CGUID) and its Value, Key SGUID(String SGUID) and its Value, Key PGUID(String PGUID) and its Value, Key UID(String UID) and its Value, Key ALOC(String ALOC) and its Value

For ID corresponding to 2, I need to Store these things

- Key CGUID(String CGUID) and its Value, Key SGUID(String SGUID) and its Value, Key PGUID(String PGUID) and its Value, Key UID(String UID) and its Value, Key ALOC(String ALOC) and its Value

For ID corresponding to 3, I need to Store these things

- Key CGUID(String CGUID) and its Value, Key SGUID(String SGUID) and its Value, Key PGUID(String PGUID) and its Value, Key UID(String UID) and its Value, Key ALOC(String ALOC) and its Value

So for this problem I was thinking to make data structure like this-

public static LinkedHashMap<String, Integer> GUID_VALUES = new LinkedHashMap<String, Integer>();

public static LinkedHashMap<Integer, LinkedHashMap<String, Integer>> GUID_ID_MAPPING = new LinkedHashMap<Integer, LinkedHashMap<String, Integer>>();

Is there any better way to do than this?

Answer 1

In Java, you could achieve that by using:

public class Data {
    public static LinkedHashMap<String, Integer> GUID_VALUES = new LinkedHashMap<String, Integer>();
    public static LinkedHashMap<Integer, Map<String, Integer>> GUID_ID_MAPPING = new LinkedHashMap<Integer, Map<String, Integer>>();

    static {
        Integer someNumber = 0; //or another value, its for initialize the key
        GUID_ID_MAPPING.put(someNumber,GUID_VALUES);
    }
}

Still, I don’t understand why you really need this. I’ll suggest you to post your functional requirement and try to choose a better design to solve the problem.