1. Declare the List collection and put in the test data
List<String> list=new ArrayList<String>();
list.add("Test");
list.add("Test");
list.add("Test2");
list.add("Test2" );
list.add("Test 2");
list.add("Test 3");
list.add("Test 3");
list.add("Test 2");
list.add("Test 1" );
list.add("Test");
list.add("Test");
list.add("Test");
list.add("Test");
2. Declare the Map object to store the filtered data
Map map=new HashMap();
Map<String,Integer> resultMap=new HashMap<String,Integer>();
3. Perform filtering and store the filtered data in resultMap
for(String str:list){
if(map.get(str)!=null){
resultMap.put(str,resultMap.get(str)== null?2:resultMap.get(str)+1);
}else{
map.put(str,str);
}
}
4. Print the filtered data, format: "repetition information === number of repetitions"
System.out.println("Repeat information === Repeat times");
for(String str:resultMap.keySet()){
System.out.println(str+"==="+resultMap.get(str));
}
5. The results are as follows:
Repetition info === Repetitions
Test === 6
Test 3 === 2
Test 2 === 4