GO language program with an example of Hash Table
Maps are un-ordered collections, and there's no way to predict the order in which the key/value pairs will be returned. Every time when you run the program, every iteration over a map could return a different order.
Example
// GO language program with an example of Hash Table
package main
import (
"fmt"
)
func main() {
var country map[int]string
country = make(map[int] string)
country[1]="India"
country[2]="China"
country[3]="Pakistan"
country[4]="Germany"
country[5]="Australia"
country[6]="Indonesia"
for i, j := range country {
fmt.Printf("Key: %d Value: %s\n", i, j)
}
}
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