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41 <p>Keys in the map are unique, and each key maps to exactly one value.</p>
45 …two values are said to be equal if and only if they have the same type, and both denote the same e…
56 <p>Implementations are free to accept any supertype of <code>KeyType</code> as keys.</p>
62 … <p>Implementations are free to accept any supertype of the <code>ValueType</code> as values.</p>
77 is the key whose presence in the map is to be tested.
84 if the given key is not supported to be put into the map. It's up to the service
85 implementing the <code>XMap</code> interface to specify which special values are not
86 supported. For instances, implementations might decide to not allow <VOID/> keys, or
87 to reject <code>Double.NaN</code> (<em>not a number</em>) to due its problematic
88 behavior with respect to equality.
94 /** determines whether the map contains a mapping to a given value.
97 is the value whose presence in the map is to be tested.
99 <TRUE/> if and only one or more keys map to the given value.
102 if the given value is not of a type which is accepted by the map. It's up to the service
103 implementing the <code>XMap</code> interface to specify which special values are not
104 … supported. For instances, implementations might decide to not allow <code>Double.NaN</code>
105 (<em>not a number</em>) to due its problematic behavior with respect to equality.
107 if the given value is not supported to be put into the map.
113 /** gets the value to which a given key maps.
116 they key whose associated value is to be returned.
123 if the given key is not supported to be put into the map. It's up to the service
124 implementing the <code>XMap</code> interface to specify which special values are not
125 supported. For instances, implementations might decide to not allow <VOID/> keys, or
126 to reject <code>Double.NaN</code> (<em>not a number</em>) to due its problematic
127 behavior with respect to equality.
152 … if the given key, or the given value, is not supported to be put into the map. It's up to
153 the service implementing the <code>XMap</code> interface to specify which special values
155 For instances, implementations might decide to not allow <VOID/> keys or values, or to
156 reject <code>Double.NaN</code> (<em>not a number</em>) to due its problematic behavior
157 with respect to equality.
176 if the given key is not supported to be put into the map. It's up to the service
177 implementing the <code>XMap</code> interface to specify which special values are not
178 supported. For instances, implementations might decide to not allow <VOID/> keys, or
179 to reject <code>Double.NaN</code> (<em>not a number</em>) to due its problematic
180 behavior with respect to equality.