EnumMap clone() Method in Java

The Java.util.EnumMap.clone() method in Java is used to copy the mapped values of one map to another. It basically creates a shallow copy of this map.

Syntax:

Enum_map_2 = Enum_map_1.clone()

Parameters: The method does not accept any argument.

Return Value: The method returns a shallow copy of a EnumMap.

Below programs illustrate the Java.util.EnumMap.clone() method



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// Java program to demonstrate clone() method
import java.util.*;
  
// An enum of fruits price is created
public enum Price_of_Fruits {
    Orange,
    Apple,
    Banana,
    Pomegranate,
    Guava
};
  
class Enum_map {
    public static void main(String[] args)
    {
  
        EnumMap<Price_of_Fruits, Integer> mp1 = new EnumMap<Price_of_Fruits,
                                             Integer>(Price_of_Fruits.class);
  
        EnumMap<Price_of_Fruits, Integer> mp2 = new EnumMap<Price_of_Fruits, 
                                             Integer>(Price_of_Fruits.class);
  
        // Values are associated in mp1
        mp1.put(Price_of_Fruits.Orange, 30);
        mp1.put(Price_of_Fruits.Apple, 60);
        mp1.put(Price_of_Fruits.Banana, 40);
        mp1.put(Price_of_Fruits.Pomegranate, 120);
        mp1.put(Price_of_Fruits.Guava, 20);
  
        // Price of fruits in mp1
        System.out.println("Price of fruits in 1st map " + mp1);
  
        // Copying the values of mp1 to mp2
        mp2 = mp1.clone();
  
        // Price of fruits in mp2
        System.out.println("Price of fruits in 2nd map " + mp2);
    }
}

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Output:


Price of fruits in 1st map {Orange=30, Apple=60, Banana=40, Pomegranate=120, Guava=20}
Price of fruits in 2nd map {Orange=30, Apple=60, Banana=40, Pomegranate=120, Guava=20}





Program 2:











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// Java program to demonstrate clone() method 


import java.util.*; 


  


// An enum of gfg ranking is created 


public enum gfg_ranking { 


    Global_2018, 


    India_2018 


}; 


  


class Enum_map { 


    public static void main(String[] args) 


    { 


  


        EnumMap<gfg_ranking, Integer> mp1 = new EnumMap<gfg_ranking,  


                                          Integer>(gfg_ranking.class); 


  


        EnumMap<gfg_ranking, Integer> mp2 = new EnumMap<gfg_ranking, 


                                          Integer>(gfg_ranking.class); 


  


        // Values are associated in mp1 


        mp1.put(gfg_ranking.Global_2018, 800); 


        mp1.put(gfg_ranking.India_2018, 72); 


  


        // Price of fruits in mp1 


        System.out.println("GeeksforGeeks ranking in first map " + mp1); 


  


        // Copying the values of mp1 to mp2 


        mp2 = mp1.clone(); 


  


        // Price of fruits in mp2 


        System.out.println("GeeksforGeeks ranking in second map " + mp2); 


    } 


} 



















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Output:


GeeksforGeeks ranking in first map {Global_2018=800, India_2018=72}
GeeksforGeeks ranking in second map {Global_2018=800, India_2018=72}







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