//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test public void testVariableMapCompatibility()
public virtual void testVariableMapCompatibility()
{
// test compatibility with Map<String, Object>
VariableMap map1 = createVariables().putValue("foo", 10).putValue("bar", 20);
// assert the map is assignable to Map<String,Object>
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @SuppressWarnings("unused") java.util.Map<String, Object> assignable = map1;
IDictionary <string, object> assignable = map1;
VariableMap map2 = createVariables().putValueTyped("foo", integerValue(10)).putValueTyped("bar", integerValue(20));
IDictionary <string, object> map3 = new Dictionary <string, object>();
map3["foo"] = 10;
map3["bar"] = 20;
// equals()
assertEquals(map1, map2);
assertEquals(map2, map3);
assertEquals(map1, fromMap(map1));
assertEquals(map1, fromMap(map3));
// hashCode()
assertEquals(map1.GetHashCode(), map2.GetHashCode());
assertEquals(map2.GetHashCode(), map3.GetHashCode());
// values()
VariableMap.ValueCollection values1 = map1.Values;
VariableMap.ValueCollection values2 = map2.Values;
IDictionary <string, object> .ValueCollection values3 = map3.Values;
assertTrue(values1.containsAll(values2));
assertTrue(values2.containsAll(values1));
assertTrue(values2.containsAll(values3));
assertTrue(values3.containsAll(values2));
// entry set
assertEquals(map1.SetOfKeyValuePairs(), map2.SetOfKeyValuePairs());
assertEquals(map2.SetOfKeyValuePairs(), map3.SetOfKeyValuePairs());
}