14.8 Collection and Generics Part 5 in Java with Comparable Interface

In comparator interface we have compare() and comparable compareTo(). If you are going with

custom class then it its preferable to go with comparable interface. And if it is in-build class then

we can use comparator.

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[grrlgd]

please fix the audio. apart from that, great great channel

[dnyaneshtathode]

That's one perfect explanation..Thanks !!

[AnkitKumar-xpiv]

Thanks sir ..i have understand...all the things

[jvsnyc]

Just to add a few words. If we think of Comparable as appropriate when there is one natural, obvious way to sort/compare two elements, but Comparator as Custom Comparator, you still very well may wish to write Comparator implementations even if the class has a "default" natural sorting order. Of course, if you can't control the class in question, as you mention, you really have no choice.

[thisisbhum]

Sir please do a complete series on java collections

[BalrajSingh-jbul]

Where did you called the compareTo method??? Can you please explain how that method is being called after caling the sort method

[jagadeeswaris]

When I was mentions class student implements Comparable<student>.... Is showing me error as The type student is already defined....
What should I do here sir...?
Waiting for u reply

[michaelgathogo]

The content is good but the voice quality is not that good on 14.7 and 14.8 tutorials. Please redo them with better voice quality.

[pravinandhale]

Request sir....audio sound is not proper. Rest is fantastic :)

[anandvarmauppalapati]

Sir can u plz keep event handling videos

[khairahammed]

how does it work whenever i call the sort method ??

[periyasamynainar]

14.7 and 14.8 are not good, seems like different person explained the concepts which is not good.

[jatinlalwani]

What is this.marks and s.marks.. What values are they representing??

[lokeshdohare]

I didn't understand when to go for comparable and when to go for comparator.