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im a little stuck, i have a mutable map with Names as a key and address's as a value, is it possible to "get" the key and value at any given index.  For example, if i wanted to know the 6th in the map

Usually maps do not specify an order, and if they do (e.g. `LinkedHashMap`) access to the n-th element is usually quite slow. This is probably not a good idea to do :wink:

LinkedHashMap’s get is O(1) so that’s not an issue thankfully!

`get` is, yes. But "find me the 6th element" is O(n)

But that performance does not even matter, unless your map is quite big. I just think it's a bit of a code smell.

<@U5SAUSA8Y> Maybe you would be better off with a class containing a name and an address, and then store them in a list?

im actually looking at a class now, just working out how to use it correctly

i got it working, a class is a much better way to do it.