"On the data structures side, JGL makes available a set of Abstract Data Types (ADTs) that are derived from an abstract class called Container -- actually defined as a Java interface. Containers are further sub-categorized into the following (as shown also in Figure 1):"
"This lesson is part of a miniseries on Java data structures and the Java Collections Framework. The first lesson in the miniseries was entitled Data Structures in Java: Part 1, Getting Started. The previous lesson was entitled Data Structures in Java: Part 15, The toArray Method, Part 1."
"The purpose of this miniseries is to help you learn the essential features of Object-Oriented data structures in Java using the Collections Framework."
"Previous article: Data Structures in Java: Part 10, The Comparator Interface, Part 2 Next article: Data Structures in Java: Part 16, The toArray Method, Part 2"
"The purpose of this miniseries is to help you learn the essential features of Object-Oriented data structures in Java using the Collections Framework."
"This is the fourteenth lesson in a miniseries on Java data structures and the Java Collections Framework. The first lesson in the miniseries was entitled Data Structures in Java: Part 1, Getting Started. The previous lesson was entitled Data Structures in Java: Part 13, The Comparator Interface, Part 5."
"This is the thirteenth lesson in a miniseries on Java data structures and the Java Collections Framework. The first lesson in the miniseries was entitled Data Structures in Java: Part 1, Getting Started. The previous lesson was entitled Data Structures in Java: Part 12, The Comparator Interface, Part 4."
"The purpose of this miniseries is to help you learn the essential features of Object-Oriented data structures in Java using the Collections Framework."
"For example, there is more than one way to implement a list. Two common ways involve arrays and linked structures. If two lists are implemented in different ways, but both satisfy the requirements of the core collection interfaces, they can each be manipulated the same way regardless of the details of their implementation."
"This is the twelfth lesson in a miniseries on Java data structures and the Java Collections Framework. The first lesson in the miniseries was entitled Data Structures in Java: Part 1, Getting Started. The previous lesson was entitled Data Structures in Java: Part 11, The Comparator Interface, Part 3."
"The purpose of this miniseries is to help you learn the essential features of Object-Oriented data structures in Java using the Collections Framework."
"This is the tenth lesson in a miniseries on Java data structures and the Java Collections Framework. The first lesson in the miniseries was entitled Data Structures in Java: Part 1, Getting Started. The previous lesson was entitled Data Structures in Java: Part 9, The Comparator Interface, Part 1."
"This is the eleventh lesson in a miniseries on Java data structures and the Java Collections Framework. The first lesson in the miniseries was entitled Data Structures in Java: Part 1, Getting Started. The previous lesson was entitled Data Structures in Java: Part 10, The Comparator Interface, Part 2."
"The purpose of this miniseries is to help you learn the essential features of object-oriented data structures in Java using the Collections Framework."
"The purpose of this miniseries is to help you learn the essential features of Object-Oriented data structures in Java using the Collections Framework."
"This is the ninth lesson in a miniseries on Java data structures and the Java Collections Framework. The first lesson in the miniseries was entitled Data Structures in Java: Part 1, Getting Started. The previous lesson was entitled Data Structures in Java: Part 8, The Comparable Interface, Part 2."
