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    To sort a hashmap, a Treemap or LinkedHashmap should be used as they maintain the insertion order of elements. To sort a set, a Treeset can be used as it sorts elements naturally. Multiple lists can be merged by adding all elements of one list to another using the addAll method and then printed.

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    To sort a hashmap, a Treemap or LinkedHashmap should be used as they maintain the insertion order of elements. To sort a set, a Treeset can be used as it sorts elements naturally. Multiple lists can be merged by adding all elements of one list to another using the addAll method and then printed.

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    To sort a hashmap, a Treemap or LinkedHashmap should be used as they maintain the insertion order of elements. To sort a set, a Treeset can be used as it sorts elements naturally. Multiple lists can be merged by adding all elements of one list to another using the addAll method and then printed.

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    To sort hashmap Treemap or LinkedHashmap will be used (hashmap-set<Entry>-List-

    LinkedHashmap)
    To sort set Treeset or list will be used
    List<String> mergedList = new ArrayList<>(list1);
    mergedList.addAll(list2);
    list.forEach(System.out::print);

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