I have a table and a hashmap, I want to delete(eliminate) columns in the guava table which are not in keys hashmap
table guava
{5667={20=10, 222=7, 547=10, 1590=10, 3802=10, 4383=3, 5680=10, 7987=9,
9181=10, 9325=2},
7021={20=8, 222=8, 547=9, 1590=10, 3802=3, 4383=1, 5680=9, 7987=9,
9181=9, 9325=2}}
my HashMap hm
{20=0, 222=0, 3802=0, 4383=0, 7987=0, 9181=0, 9325=0}
new Table table (same table)
{5667={20=10, 222=7, 3802=10, 4383=3,7987=9,9181=10, 9325=2},
7021={20=8, 222=8, 3802=3, 4383=1,7987=9, 9181=9, 9325=2}}
public class columnElimination {
public static Table< Integer, Integer, Integer> doc(Table< Integer,
Integer, Integer> table, HashMap< Integer, Integer> hm) throws
ClassNotFoundException {
table.columnMap().keySet().removeIf(key -> !hm.containsKey(key));
System.out.println("new table");
System.out.println(table);
return (table);
}
}
but that didn't work
This should work, but you haven't explained what exceptions you got. In the meantime, I would write this more simply as table.columnKeySet().retainAll(hm.keySet())
anyway.