Re: Which Java collection to use? - Janeve.Me:Programmer & Agile Enthusiast
Janeve George thank you replay.what i excepecting is how the object will be organised when based on collection type like if suppose i take set interface class which is TreeSet if i store the object in...
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Well that means deep diving into the internals of the Collection Framework. Usually you do not need to dive into detailed depths of a Collection class, but it is indeed good to know how a particular...
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what is collections..?
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sir i don't about collection please tell me in brief
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Collection - a group of similar objects. For example: list of students in a class; marks scored by a student in various subjects etc.. Java Collections are a way to store these information in a program...
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what is the difference between array and collections....?? and what is the relation between array and collections.
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Can you please also send me collection framework full details .
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They both are ways to store a collection of items. For example names of students in a class. Few differences are:1. Arrays are of fixed size, while collections can have any number of items.2. Arrays...
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can't we call every class as collection class..?To call a class as collection class is that class must implements class interface..?
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Can we call a car a list of students? Can we call a chair a list of states in a country? Similarly.. a collection is an object/class but not the other way round.
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How to check internally collection framework for duplicate value in SET, LIST ???plz help me janeve sir.....
View ArticleRe: Which Java collection to use? - Janeve.Me:Programmer & Agile Enthusiast
If you are looking for a collection that do not store duplicates then you can use something like a TreeSet or a HashSet. So if you have a code something like this:HashSet<string> demoSet = new...
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Sir , can i get framework full details plz
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I think LinkedHashMap is important enough to be included; esp for LRU cache
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The transition manager's role would be of a stakeholder. The standups are ideally quick meetings for the execution squad by the execution squad to intimate progress and main objective is to identify...
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This is a good explanation but I believe it can be more clarified by specifically showing parent1 method call to clear the error issue
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Bhaviya, the error is a compile time error as compared to runtime error. Hence, it wouldn't reach a stage where you can execute the code.
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Agree with your point Janeve But what I am trying to ask here is as part of functional interface feature if you can help on explaining how one can call common parent class method without overriding it...
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