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    This document discusses Java collections and their key types. It introduces collections as containers that can hold zero or more elements and notes some of the problems with using arrays. It then outlines the main collection interfaces and classes, including List, Set, Map, Queue, and Deque. Specific collection implementations mentioned include ArrayList, LinkedList, HashSet, TreeSet, and HashMap.

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    This document discusses Java collections and their key types. It introduces collections as containers that can hold zero or more elements and notes some of the problems with using arrays. It then outlines the main collection interfaces and classes, including List, Set, Map, Queue, and Deque. Specific collection implementations mentioned include ArrayList, LinkedList, HashSet, TreeSet, and HashMap.

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    All collections implements Collection interface

    List ArrayList

    LinkedList

    HashSet
    Set no duplicates
    02- Defining & Iterating Collections
    TreeSet
    SortedSet
    ArrayDeque
    Deque
    FIFO & LIFO
    FIFO LinkedList
    Queue
    PriorityQueue
    SortedMap
    TreeMap
    Map
    HashMap

    collection: container of zero or more elements


    Collections are iterable

    toString representation is not good The Problems with an Array

    add: arrays dont resize ArrayList


    01- Introduction 03- Lists
    Duplicates: unique elements when we add Java Collections
    part of JDK LinkedList

    implementing data structures can be hard


    Why Collections

    Collection of distinct elements, no duplicates

    HashSet
    based upon HashMap, look for hashCode method

    04- Sets
    TreeSet

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