Iteratoritr=prefix.iterator();// so if "ad" is the key, iterator has ['a', 'd']
TrieNodecurr=root;
while(itr.hasNext()){
Anext=(A)itr.next();
if(curr==null){
returncompletions;
}
if(curr.pointers.containsKey(next)){
curr=(TrieNode)curr.pointers.get(next);
}
else{
returncompletions;
}
}
trav_values(curr,completions);
returncompletions;
}
@Override
publicvoidclear(){
root=null;
size=0;
}
@Override
publicVget(Kkey){
Vval=null;
Iteratoritr=key.iterator();
TrieNodecurr=root;
while(itr.hasNext()){
Anext=(A)itr.next();
if(curr==null){
returnval;
}
if(curr.pointers.containsKey(next)){
curr=(TrieNode)curr.pointers.get(next);
}
else{
returnval;
}
}
if(curr==null)returnnull;
return(V)curr.value;
}
@Override
publicVremove(Kkey){
// Sure! Here is a TrieMap implementation in Java. It combines a Trie (Prefix Tree) with a HashMap to efficiently store and retrieve key-value pairs, supporting fast prefix-based searches.
Iteratorit=key.iterator();
ArrayDeque<V>ans=newArrayDeque<>();
if(trav_remove(root,it,ans)){// if the private function returns true
root=null;
}
if(ans.peek()!=null){// if we actually removed a node that used to exist