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QWhat are the differences between HashMap and HashTable in Java?

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A HashMap allows null values and is not synchronized, while HashTable does not allow null values and is synchronized. ✔ ✖
B HashTable allows null values and is not synchronized, while HashMap does not allow null values and is synchronized. ✔ ✖
C Both HashMap and HashTable allow null values, but HashMap is not synchronized while HashTable is synchronized. ✔ ✖
D Both HashMap and HashTable do not allow null values, but HashMap is synchronized while HashTable is not synchronized. ✔ ✖

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The main difference between HashMap and HashTable is that HashMap allows null values while HashTable does not. Additionally, HashMap is not synchronized, meaning that multiple threads can access it simultaneously, while HashTable is synchronized, meaning that only one thread can access it at a time.

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