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SortedMap filterKeys() Method in Scala

By IncludeHelp Last updated : November 14, 2024

Map is a collection that stores its elements as key-value pairs, like a dictionary. SortedMap is a special type of map in which elements are sorted in ascending order.

SortedMap filterKeys() Method

SortedMap filterKeys() method is used to select all the elements from SortedMap whose keys satisfy the given condition. It returns the filtered SortedMap based on the condition on keys.

It is similar to filter() method that we have seen in the last article.

Syntax

SortedMap_Name.filterKeys(key_condition)

Parameters

It accepts a single parameter which is the condition for keys to filter the map elements.

Return Type

It returns a SortedMap which consist of filter elements from the SortedMap.

Example 1

When one or more elements of the SortedMap satisfy the given condition

// Program to illustrate the working of filterKeys() method in Scala

import scala.collection.SortedMap

object myObject {
    def main(args: Array[String]): Unit = {
        val mySortedMap = SortedMap(1 -> "Delhi", 2 -> "Mumbai", 8 -> "Hyderabad" , 11 -> "Indore") 
        println("The Sorted Map is " + mySortedMap)  
        
        val filteredMap = mySortedMap.filterKeys(_ < 3) 
        println(filteredMap)
    }
}

Output

The Sorted Map is TreeMap(1 -> Delhi, 2 -> Mumbai, 8 -> Hyderabad, 11 -> Indore)
TreeMap(1 -> Delhi, 2 -> Mumbai)

Example 2

When no element satisfies the filter condition

// Program to illustrate the working of filterKeys() method in Scala

import scala.collection.SortedMap

object myObject {
    def main(args: Array[String]): Unit = {
        val mySortedMap = SortedMap(1 -> "Delhi", 2 -> "Mumbai", 8 -> "Hyderabad" , 11 -> "Indore") 
        println("The Sorted Map is " + mySortedMap)  
        
        val filteredMap = mySortedMap.filterKeys(_ == 3) 
        println(filteredMap)
    }
}

Output

The Sorted Map is TreeMap(1 -> Delhi, 2 -> Mumbai, 8 -> Hyderabad, 11 -> Indore)
TreeMap()