Sorting Lists using Comparators: Java Collections Framework Tutorial Part 7

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This is a tutorial on the important topic of how to sort Lists - ArrayLists and LinkedLists - in whatever order you like using Comparators. I also show you how to make use of the Collection interface.
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[krasniqirexhep]

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[MelodicOcelot]

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[newnoro]

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[caveofprogramming]

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[skazis]

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[harikrishnab]

Awesome explanation on sorting. Very good tutorial. Easily understandable. I googled many websites to understand this and ended up in confusion. This video cleard my confusion. Thank You :)

[snellag]

SUPER helpful at 20:30!!

I was struggling when trying to figure out how to sort an ArrayList by a specific embedded object.

Thank you.

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[NMOwen]

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[HyperionCR]

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[kea]

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[michalmankus]

awesome content, really easy to understand. have not found a better resource yet. made me udnerstand much of collections already, no need to rewatch. thanks a lot.

[jvsnyc]

At first blush, Comparator<T> seems like a whole lot of fuss for not much, but it is actually great. First of all, for complex types, you can have many different Comparator(s) for different ways you'd like to sort them at the time. Even for something like problems where "find the longest string of the list with an odd number of its most common vowel" etc. there are many powerful things you can do rather easily by plugging in that criteria to the basic "sort" rather than just "natural order". So at first it seemed like a bunch of hassle, but now I feel like a guy with a Swiss Army Sorter! I could already do this in other languages, but now I can do it in Java. Excellent.

[oreballin]

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[RizaHariati]

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[krystiangmerek]

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[japanuser]

Gracias, Danke, Obrigado ....will keep coming back to this. Little challenging in the first read.