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commons-collections
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Hashmap return key if map.containsValue(value) in O(1)?
It should be noted that BidiMap is really just bundling two Maps (though there are multiple implementations).
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What is this design pattern called is prevalent throughout guava and apache commons?
I've noticed when you look into a lot of classes in some libraries like guava, apache commons, or ReactFX, you'll notice a sort of abstraction pattern. There'll be a class that houses a bunch of common methods. Inside of those methods, instead of putting the relevant logic inside of the method, they'll call an operation-specific class that executes the logic. An example would be PredicateUtils or EventStream. Is there name for this pattern? It doesn't quite seem like it fits the command or service layer patterns.
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