This Java Example shows how to remove specific elements which exists in LinkedHashSet.
remove in Java LinkedHashSet Example
This Java Example shows how to remove specific elements which exists in LinkedHashSet. To remove elements exists in LinkedHashSet We use remove() method of LinkedHashSet class. It removes the specified element stored in the specified object within the collection.
Example:- RemoveInLinkedHashSet.java
package devmanuals.com; import java.util.*; public class RemoveInLinkedHashSet { public static void main(String args[]) { LinkedHashSet LHSet = new LinkedHashSet(); LHSet.add("C"); LHSet.add("A"); LHSet.add("B"); LHSet.add("E"); LHSet.add("F"); LHSet.add("D"); System.out.println("The LinkedHashSet elements are: " + LHSet); boolean bl = LHSet.remove("B"); boolean b2 = LHSet.contains("B"); System.out.println("Is Gyan exists? :" + b2); System.out.println("The Elements are: " + LHSet); } }
Output:-
The LinkedHashSet elements are: [C, A, B, E, F, D]
Is Gyan exists? : false The Elements are: [C, A, E, F, D] |
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