is the Java HashMap keySet() iteration order consistent?

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You can use a LinkedHashMap if you want a HashMap whose iteration order does not change.

Moreover you should always use it if you iterate through the collection. Iterating over HashMap’s entrySet or keySet is much slower than over LinkedHashMap’s.

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