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Learn Java Collection Framework and Generics in Simple Way

Name: Learn Java Collection Framework and Generics in Simple Way
Rating: 4.4 (55 reviews)

Direct Class Room Videos to get complete knowledge on Java Collection Framework and Generics

Created byDURGASOFT NAGOOR BABU

Last updated 7/2021

English

What you'll learn

Students can get complete in-depth knowledge on java concepts like Java Collection Framework and Generics concepts

Course content

2 sections • 134 lectures • 25h 12m total length

Arrays Introduction10:49
Single Dimensional Arrays Introduction7:48
Single Dimensional Arrays Memory Representation12:35
Getting individual elements from Single Dimensional Arrays13:43
'Declare then Initialize' Approach in Single Dimensional Arrays14:46
Reading elements from arrays by Using for loop11:28
Reading elements from Arrays by Using while and do-while loops5:29
Reading Elements from Arrays By Using For-Each loop Part-18:17
Reading Elements from Arrays By Using For-Each loop Part-212:25
Multi Dimensional Arrays Introduction11:58
Multi Dimensional Arrays Memory Representation10:25
Getting Details of Multi Dimensional Arrays8:00
Retrieving elements from Arrays by using loops13:15
Retrieving elements from Arrays by Using for-Each Loop7:47
Various Syntaxes of Multi Dimensional Arrays12:32
Arrays for User defined Data Types11:03
Anonymous Arrays7:05

Collection Framework Introduction15:25
Arrays Vs Collections25:51
Collction Framework Library20:26
Collection Vs Map5:46
List Vs Set13:51
Collection Interface Methods Part-110:51
Collection Interface Methods Part-212:41
Collection Interface Methods Part-37:10
Collection Interface Methods Part-410:49
Collection Interface Methods Part-56:31
Collection Interface Methods Part-611:28
Collection Interface Methods Part-711:32
Collection Interface Methods Part-84:44
Collection Interface Methods Part-99:21
List Interface Introduction6:46
List Interface Methods Part-113:33
List Interface Methods Part-29:10
List Interface Methods Part-38:52
add() Vs set() in List interface10:58
List Interface Methods Part-49:00
List Interface Methods Part-58:24
ArrayList Introduction16:33
ResizableArray in ArrayList17:20
ArrayList class Constructors9:55
ArrayList Example5:07
Vector Introduction15:45
Vector Class Constructors16:11
Vector Class Methods15:02
ArrayList Vs Vector12:57
Stack Part-19:45
Stack Part-211:23
LinkedList Introduction12:19
LinkedList class Constructors8:11
LinkedList class Methods7:47
ArrayList Vs LinkedList3:30
Cursors/Iterators Introduction Part-117:08
Cursors/Iterators Introduction Part-28:08
Enumeration Part-119:47
Enumeration Part-25:56
ListIterator Part-114:46
ListIterator Part-210:11
ListIterator Part-34:28
ListIterator Part-45:29
ListIterator Part-56:13
'Set' interface Introduction9:20
'HashSet' introduction13:03
HashSet Constructors13:08
HashSet Example6:47
HashSet Vs LinkedHashSet6:18
SortedSet Introduction12:08
SortedSet Methods10:16
NavigableSet15:57
TreeSet Introduction12:25
TreeSet Constructors12:06
TreeSet Example4:57
compareTo() Method Overview11:46
TreeSet Internal Flow Overview12:32
TreeSet Internal Flow Example - 116:20
TreeSet Internal Flow Example - 212:14
TreeSet Internal Flow Example - 312:44
Sorting Over Userdefined Elements in TreeSet Part-121:51
Sorting Over Userdefined Elements in TreeSet Part-227:09
Comparator Introduction11:03
Comparator Example14:29
Comparator Example-1 Internal Flow16:54
Comparator Example-215:05
Comparator Example-2 Internal Flow17:59
Employee Sorting through Comparator Overview4:20
Employee Sorting through Comparator Example23:22
Comparable and Comparator to TreeSet14:58
Comparator interface with Anonymous Inner classes14:54
Comparable Vs Comparator8:20
Queue interface overview16:11
Queue interface Methods Part-114:42
Queue interface Methods Part-29:16
Queue interface Methods Part-39:03
PriorityQueue Overview15:34
PriorityQueue Example11:36
PriorityQueue Constructors Part-112:22
PriorityQueue Constructors Part-212:37
Deque Overview10:18
Deque Methods Part-110:15
addFirst() Method Vs offerFirst() Method8:42
Deque Methods Part-212:03
Deque Methods Part-39:54
Deque Methods Part-412:03
Deque Methods Part-510:12
Deque Methods Part-69:08
Deque Methods Part-77:09
Deque Methods Part-87:02
Deque Methods Part-97:51
Deque Methods Part-105:40
ArrayDeque Overview9:56
ArrayDeque Examples7:33
ArrayDeque Constructors8:28
Map interface Overview20:08
Map interface methods Part - 115:16
Map interface methods Part - 210:51
Map interface methods Part - 310:31
Entry in Maps10:16
HashMap Overview10:32
HashMap Examples11:27
HashMap Constructors8:10
HashMap Vs LinkedHashMap7:17
HashMap Vs IdentityHashMap Part-111:02
HashMap Vs IdentityHashMap Part-212:09
HashMap Vs WeakHashMap13:29
SortedMap Overview11:49
SortedMap Methods10:37
NavigableMap Overview11:49
NavigableMap Methods Part-111:42
NavigableMap Methods Part-27:53
NavigableMap Methods Part-35:08
TreeMap Overview11:55
TreeMap Constructors Part-17:56
TreeMap Constructors Part-27:33
TreeMap Example8:57

Requirements

Basic Idea on Computer

Description

Payed Courses:

1. Complete Core Java in Simple Way

2. Complete Core Java In Simple Way Part-2

3. Learn Object Oriented Programming (OOPs) Concepts in Java

4. Learn Java Multithreading In Simple Way

5. Advanced Java (JDBC,Servlets,JSP,JSTL) For Web Development

6. Learn Java Collection Framework and Generics in Simple Way [New]

Free Courses:

1. Learn Java Wrapper Classes in Simple Way - Free Course

2. Learn 'this' Keyword in Java - Free Course

I will focus mainly on

1. Arrays

2. List and its implementations

3. Iterators/Cursors in Collections

4. Set and its Implementations

5. Comparable and Comparator

6. Queue and its Implementations

7. Map and its Implementations

8. Generics

Benefits of this course:

1. This Course will provide completeness on every topic.

2. This Course will make you to Strong on Theoritically and

Programmatically.

3. This Course will provide Good Platform for the AdvancedTechnologies

and Frameworks like Jdbc, Servlets, Jsps, Hibernate,

JPA, Spring,......

4. This Course includes almost all the interview Questions

and Answers as part of the Course internally.

5. This Course will provide Downloadable Material for all the

topics which are provided in Course Content.

Q) What are the differences between List and Set?

• List is index based, it able to allow all the elements as per indexing.

Set is not index based, it able to allow all the elements on the basis of elements hash code values.

• List is able to allow duplicate elements.

Set is not allowing duplicate elements.

• List is able to allow any number of null values.

Set is able to allow only one null value.

• List is following insertion order.

Set is not following insertion order by default.

Note: LinkedHashSet is following insertion order.

• List is not following sorting order.

Sets are not following sorting order by default.

Note: SortedSet, NavigableSet and TreeSet are following Sorting order.

• List is able to allow heterogeneous elements.

Sets are able to allow heterogeneous elements by default.

Note: SortedSett, NavigableSet and TreeSet are allowing only Homogeneous elements.

Collection:

• It is an interface provided by JAVA along with JDK 1.2 version.

• It able to represent a group of individual elements as single unit.

• It has provided the following methods common to every implementation class.

Who this course is for:

Academic Students who are having Java Course in their Curriculum
Software Professionals who are very fancy about Java Programming

Learn Java Collection Framework and Generics in Simple Way

What you'll learn

Explore related topics

Course content

Java Arrays17 lectures • 2hr 59min

Collection Framework117 lectures • 22hr 13min

Requirements

Description

Who this course is for: