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debugging HashMap in eclipse shows as below in variables tab for HashMap<br />
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{a=3, x=1, y=1}<br />
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instead of showing as below<br />
{a:3, x:1, y:1}<br />
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which is right convention why eclipse shows in different convention. Does not matter as long as i see key then value separated by some special character like : or = or $ etc?<br />
please advise
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debugging HashMap in eclipse shows as below in variables tab for HashMap

{a=3, x=1, y=1}

instead of showing as below
{a:3, x:1, y:1}

which is right convention why eclipse shows in different convention. Does not matter as long as i see key then value separated by some special character like : or = or $ etc?
please advise

HashMap debug eclipse

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