Differences between ArrayList and LinkedList (Collection Framework)

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rajivtripathi
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He is god for many people as a softskill trainer

dhanushdhanushkumar
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I understand him just fine and he is correct about weaknesses of linked lists in general.

hank
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just love the way you explain concepts. :)

deepakrai
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Another difference:
Underlying DS in AL = arrays;
Underlying DS in LL = Dubly Linked List;

thevagabondyt
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Dear all, Who thinks presenter's english is too funny, I would suggest you to see yourself in a mirror and think about yourself. His pronunciation is similar to the pronunciation and the way of talking hindi by persons from different states. If you think he is funny, enjoy it and also enjoy his knowledge sharing.

BuffaloCanCode
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As LinkedList stores additional pointers for the previous and next elements and ArrayList also copies to a new array when the threshold increases So between ArrayList and LinkedList which is having more memory requirement relatively?

vocipy
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Only 55 indians would love this guy's dialect.

SchkuenteQoostewin
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best vedio for it ..only take of noise

viveksingh
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Growable array, is also called as dynamic array....

mohanchandramallampati
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retrieval at linkedlist is working good...and i tried java code by accessing 150th index element and i accessed it within 2 sec..then what is the real diff between linkedlist and having doubts here..anyone can solve ?/

subashrocky
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I agree that LinkedList is not a good choice for frequent retrieval operation. But, even for insertion/deletion in the middle, it needs to find that particular element right?? For example, if I want to insert at the 10000th position, Obviously it should find 9999th element and remap the link to the new node right? Can someone explain.

thirumalaiprabu
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Can anyone explain why LL is good choice for insertion and deletion. Is there no shift operation in LL like in AL, does add operation acts like replace ¿

swarnimjoshi
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can i add initial size of AL is 10 where LL is emty

betraveller
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If i explicitly implements RandomAccess Interface in LinkedList Demo program...Do Retrieval of elements is yes then how....???

sirajuddin
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why did he say "keep suffering" :-( @0:50

swastik
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The most funny video i have watched till date for worst English speaking

navjotsinghvirk
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A linked listed is never the best choice, due to lack of cache locality of the element pointers. Deprecating LinkedList is even being considered. IGNORE this video.

TonyBenBrahim