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Java Collection Frame Work

The document provides an overview of the Java Collection Framework which includes interfaces and classes for storing and manipulating groups of objects. It discusses the main interfaces like List, Set, Map, and Queue as well as their common implementations. The Iterator interface is described for iterating over collection elements. The Collections utility class is also summarized which provides methods for sorting, searching and manipulating collections. In conclusion, the Java Collection Framework is a powerful tool for managing object collections in Java applications.

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Java Collection Frame Work

The document provides an overview of the Java Collection Framework which includes interfaces and classes for storing and manipulating groups of objects. It discusses the main interfaces like List, Set, Map, and Queue as well as their common implementations. The Iterator interface is described for iterating over collection elements. The Collections utility class is also summarized which provides methods for sorting, searching and manipulating collections. In conclusion, the Java Collection Framework is a powerful tool for managing object collections in Java applications.

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AAR MAHAVEER COLLEGE

FRAME WORK

Name: Thum Nikhitha


Branch:CSE 2nd year .
Introduction to Java Collection Framework

The Java Collection Framework is a set of


interfaces and classes that provide an efficient
way to store and manipulate groups of objects.

It includes various data structures such as lists,


sets, maps, and queues.

The framework provides a unified API for


working with collections, making it easier to
write reusable and maintainable code.

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List Interface

The List interface extends the Collection


interface and represents an ordered collection of
elements.

It allows duplicate elements and provides


methods to add, remove, and access elements
by their index.

ArrayList and LinkedList are popular


implementations of the List interface.

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Set Interface

The Set interface extends the Collection


interface and represents an unordered collection
of unique elements.

It ensures that no duplicate elements are


allowed.

HashSet, TreeSet, and LinkedHashSet are


common implementations of the Set interface.

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Map Interface

The Map interface represents a mapping


between unique keys and values.

It does not extend the Collection interface but is


an important part of the Java Collection
Framework.

HashMap, TreeMap, and LinkedHashMap are


commonly used implementations of the Map
interface.

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Queue Interface

The Queue interface represents a collection that


holds elements in a specific order for
processing.

It follows the FIFO (First-In, First-Out)


principle.

LinkedList and PriorityQueue are popular


implementations of the Queue interface.

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Iterator Interface

The Iterator interface provides methods to


iterate over elements in a collection.

It allows sequential access to elements and


supports operations like removing elements
during iteration.

It is used extensively in conjunction with the


Collection framework.

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Collections Class

The Collections class is a utility class that


provides various methods to manipulate
collections.

It includes methods for sorting, searching,


reversing, and shuffling collections.

The class also provides methods to create


synchronized and unmodifiable collections.

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Conclusion

The Java Collection Framework is a powerful


tool for managing collections of objects in Java.

It provides a wide range of interfaces and


classes to suit different needs.

Understanding the framework and its


implementations can greatly improve the
efficiency and readability of your code.

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THANK YOU

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