TheJava Collections Frameworkis a collection of interfaces and classes, which helps in storing and processing the data efficiently. This framework has several useful classes which have tons of useful functions
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In Java, theMapinterface allows elements to be stored inkey/valuepairs. Keys are unique names that can be used to access a particular element in a map. And, each key has a single value associated with it. To learn more, visitJava Map Interface Java Iterator Interface In Java, theIterator...
YOUTUBECollections.sort in JavaWritten by: Arvind Rai, Last updated: May 18, 2013Follow for latest posts: Subscribe for video tutorials: Core Java Java provides Collections.sort() that can sort List elements. Sorting is achieved by Comparable or Comparator. When using Comparable, all the eleme...
Having realised that Java 8 is due for its GA release within the next few weeks I thought it was about time I had a look at it and over the last week have been reading Venkat Subramaniam’s book. I’m up to chapter 3 which covers sorting a collection of
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On top of that it's really challenging to make the collections library simple, coherent, and easy to use (I’m looking at you, Scala). So the Java collections library was introduced to Java in the Java 1.2 in 1998 and has stuck with us since then. Since backwards compatibility is one...
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In my continued reading of Venkat Subramaniam’s 'Functional Programming in Java' I’ve reached the part of the book where the http://download.java.net/jdk8/docs/api/java/util/stream/Stream.html#collect-java.util.stream.Collector- function is introduced.