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Hello,

Can any one say algorithm for Hashmap and what is the default size of Hashmap. And also same for Arraylist?

 
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http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api/

You could try reading the javadoc entry for HashMap and ArrayList
 
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Go into your Java installation folder and explore it until you find a file called src.zip. Unzip that and explore it until you find the HashMap and ArrayList classes (remembering the folders reflect the package structure). You can open the code with a text editor and read it and see for yourself.
 
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