Java: Frequency statistic code based on map implementation

Use the generic T to represent the class for which you want statistics, and you should effectively define equals () and Hascode () for that class.

Statistics () method for keyword statistics.

The Getallkeysstatistics () method returns the underlying map, which is all key-value pairs.

The Getallkeys () method returns the set of all the key components.

The Getkeystatistics () method returns a single statistic that determines the key.

The test example uses 10,000 random integer numbers (0~9) to count how often they are produced.

Package com.zj.col;

import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Random;
public class Statistics 　　<T> {
Private map<t, integer> m = new hashmap<t, integer> ();
　　　 public void statistics (T t) {
Integer freq = m.get (t);
M.put (t, freq = null 1:freq + 1); 　　
}
public void Getallkeysstatistics () {
System.out.println (m);
　　
public void Getallkeys () {
System.out.println (M.keyset ());
　　
public int Getkeystatistics (T-t) {
return m.get (t) = = null 0:m.get (t);
　　　
public static void Main (string[] args) {
Random rand = new Random ();
statistics<integer> s = new statistics<integer> ();
for (int i = 0; I < 10000 i++) {
//produce a number between 0 and 9:
int r = Rand.nextin T (10);
S.statistics (R); 　　　
}
S.getallkeysstatistics ();
S.getallkeys ();
System.out.println ("Key-1:"+ s.getkeystatistics (-1));
System.out.println ("Key 0:" + s.getkeystatistics (0));
}
}

Results:

{0=1038, 1=1014, 2=939, 3=987, 4=977, 5=974, 6=1036, 7=974, 8=1075, 9=986}
[0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9]
Key -1:0
Key 0:1038