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What is the difference between the following?
new HashMap(); vs new HashMap<Integer, String>();?
I’ve never used the former or seen it but is there any differences I should know?
First one doesnt know what type of data hashmap has. You can have any type of object in this map. Second one specifies what is key and value types for this map. You can only insert those types into map. This approach is called generics.