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Java Collections Framework

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Overview

Dive into a comprehensive tutorial series on the Java Collections Framework, exploring its various components and their practical applications. Learn how to effectively use ArrayList, LinkedList, HashMap, SortedMap, Set, Queue, and Iterator interfaces. Master the art of implementing custom objects in collections, sorting with Comparators, and understanding natural ordering with the Comparable interface. Discover techniques for deciding which collection type best suits your needs and tackle complex data structures. Gain hands-on experience by implementing the Iterable interface and downloading web pages, equipping you with essential skills for efficient data management in Java programming.

Syllabus

ArrayList: Java Collections Framework Tutorial Part 1.
LinkedList and the List Interface: Java Collections Framework Tutorial Part 2.
HashMap: Java Collections Framework Tutorial Part 3.
Sorted Maps and the Map Interface: Java Collections Framework Tutorial Part 4.
Sets: Java Collections Framework Tutorial Part 5.
Using Your Own Objects in Sets and Maps: Java Collections Framework Tutorial Part 6.
Sorting Lists using Comparators: Java Collections Framework Tutorial Part 7.
Natural Ordering and the Comparable Interface: Java Collections Framework Tutorial Part 8.
Queues: Java Collections Framework Tutorial Part 9.
Using Iterators: Java Collections Framework Tutorial Part 10.
Implementing Iterable; Downloading Web Pages: Java Collections Framework Tutorial Part 11.
Deciding Which Java Collection to Use: Java Collections Framework Tutorial Part 12.
Complex Data Structures: Java Collections Framework Tutorial Part 13.

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