I came across a question where I have to store to pair in PriorityQueue in Java. But Java does not have anything like make_pair in C++. What can be the alternate used in Java for making a pair?
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Alternate for make_pair(c++) in Java
I came across a question where I have to store to pair in PriorityQueue in Java. But Java does not have anything like make_pair in C++. What can be the alternate used in Java for making a pair?
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