I have this menu created :
@SuppressWarnings("MismatchedQueryAndUpdateOfCollection")
HashMap<Integer, String> menu = new HashMap<>();
menu.put(1, "Show clients from banks" + "\n");
menu.put(2, "Create new bank" + "\n");
menu.put(3, """
\t. "Choose a bank from where you want to see the clients:
A. BNP
B. ING
C. KBC
\s""");
System.out.println(menu);
and I get the output bit as you can see in the output down , there are some { } and ", " that I do not want them, is there other way by using HashMap to create something similar ?
OUTPUT:
{1=Show clients from banks
, 2=Create new bank
, 3= . "Choose a bank from where you want to see the clients:
A. BNP
B. ING
C. KBC
}
Desired OUTPUT - as it will be is i will use sout
, but i must use this instead HashMap<Integer, String> menu = new HashMap<>();
:
1=Show clients from banks
2=Create new bank
3= . "Choose a bank from where you want to see the clients:
A. BNP
B. ING
C. KBC
You would need to override the toString() for HashMap, that's a bad way to do it. Create your own printMenu() method to iterate yourself. I'd also remove the new lines from your options.
public void printMenu(Map<Integer, String> menu) {
for (Entry<Integer, String> entry : menu) {
System.out.println(String.format("%d) %s", entry.getKey(), entry.getValue()));
}
}