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## Overview
The **`values` property** can be used to get all values of the a `HashMap` object.

>**Note:** Read more about the `HashMap` class [here](https://api.dart.dev/stable/2.14.4/dart-collection/HashMap-class.html).


## Syntax 

```dart
Iterable<V> values
```

## Return value 

This property returns an iterable which contains all the values of the `HashMap` object.

The order of values in the iterable is the same as the order of keys that we get from the `keys` property. Iterating keys and values in parallel provides the matching pairs of keys and values.

> **Note:** Modifying the map while iterating the values may result in an #key# unhandled exception.: Concurrent modification during iteration #key#


## Example

The code below demonstrates how to get all the values of a `HashMap`:


import 'dart:collection';
void main() {
  //create a new hashmap which can have string type as key, and int type as value
  HashMap map = new HashMap<String, int>();
  
  // add two entries to the map
  map["one"] =  1;
  map["two"] =  2;
  print('\nThe map is $map');
  
  // use values property to get the values of the map
  Iterable<int> values = map.values;
  print('map.values: $values');

  // using forEach and print the iterable
  print('\nPrinting values Using forEach');
  values.forEach((k) => print(k));

}

## Explanation


* **Line 4**: We create a new `HashMap` object with the name `map`.

* **Lines 7–8**: We add two new entries to `map`. Now, `map` is `{one: 1, two: 2}`.

* **Line 12**: We use the `values` property to get all the values of `map`. We'll get the values as an `Iterable` object. We print the returned `Iterable` object to get `(1, 2)`.

* **Line 17**: We used the `forEach` method of the `values` iterable and print all the elements (`values`) of the `Iterable` object.

What is the HashMap.values in Dart?

The values property of a Dart HashMap returns an iterable with all values, matching the key order.