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I have a map Map<Id, list<Boolean>> mapOfIdAndListBoolean = new Map<Id, list<Boolean>>(); I think I can get the whole list by using mapOfIdAndListBoolean .get(order.AccountId). Would I get the first element of the list by using mapOfIdAndListBoolean .get(order.AccountId)[0]?

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Yes you will get the first element of the List.

Try below code for understanding in anonymous window.

Map<String, list<Boolean>> mapOfIdAndListBoolean = new Map<String, list<Boolean>>();

mapOfIdAndListBoolean.put('testStr',new List<Boolean>{true,false,true});
system.debug(mapOfIdAndListBoolean);
Boolean value = mapOfIdAndListBoolean.get('testStr')[0];
system.debug(value);
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  • But You need to be very sure that you will not get "null" for the "key" here. Otherwise, you run into Null Pointer Exception Commented Oct 25, 2019 at 7:16

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