Titlebook: Java Collections; John Zukowski Book 2001 John Zukowski 2001 C programming language.Java.Java Collections.Programmieren.algorithms.compute

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Custom Implementationstion. In fact, there are five abstract classes that form the basis of every system-defined collection introduced by the framework: AbstractCollection, AbstractSet, Abstract List, AbstractSequentialList, and AbstractMap. Some historical collection classes like Hashtable, however, do . extend from the

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Compatibility Issues examine the issues around conversion between the two, as well as how to work with the framework in the older JDK 1.1 release. Lastly, we’ll examine the differences within the framework between the 1.2 and 1.3 releases of the Java 2 platform.

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Advanced Usages such as priority queues, multimaps, and soft hash maps, but we’ll also look at some custom collections that exist out on the Web. These custom collections are different than the complete frameworks discussed in Part Three. They are usually just one or two isolated collection implementations. In con

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Java Collections Framework: An Overviewok at the class syllabus, you’d likely see topics such as linked lists, queues, stacks, and binary trees, among many other data structures. In Java, these structures are part of the Java Collections Framework.

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Collections Introduction 1.2. It is with this framework that Sun finally added standard support for a rich library enabling the manipulation of groups of data. In Part Three, we’ll discuss third-party libraries that you can use with Java 1.0 and 1.1 as well as the current releases of Java.

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Advanced Usagestions are different than the complete frameworks discussed in Part Three. They are usually just one or two isolated collection implementations. In conclusion to this section, we’ll explore how to pick the right collection to maintain a collection of objects.

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