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package quantize;

import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;

/** Creates a dictionary with keys of colors, and values of count of the color */
public final class QuantizerMap implements Quantizer {
  Map<Integer, Integer> colorToCount;

  @Override
  public QuantizerResult quantize(int[] pixels, int colorCount) {
    final HashMap<Integer, Integer> pixelByCount = new HashMap<>();
    for (int pixel : pixels) {
      pixelByCount.merge(pixel, 1, (Integer count, Integer newValue) -> count + newValue);
    }
    colorToCount = pixelByCount;
    return new QuantizerResult(pixelByCount);
  }

  public Map<Integer, Integer> getColorToCount() {
    return colorToCount;
  }
}

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Remove `HashMap.merge`, which is absent in Java7.