Java Tutorial #65 - Java LinkedHashSet Class with Examples (Set Data Structure)

Java Tutorial #65 - Java LinkedHashSet Class with Examples (Set Data Structure)
In this video by Programming for Beginners we will learn Java LinkedHashSet Class with Examples, using Java Tutorial videos.

The LinkedHashSet class of the Java collections framework provides functionalities of both the hashtable and the linked list data structure.
It implements the Set interface.

However, linked hash sets maintain a doubly-linked list internally for all of its elements. The linked list defines the order in which elements are inserted in hash tables.

Methods:
- Insert Elements to LinkedHashSet
- Access LinkedHashSet Elements
- Remove Elements from HashSet
- You can also perform many other set operations

LinkedHashSet vs HashSet
- LinkedHashSet maintains a linked list internally
- The LinkedHashSet class requires more storage than HashSet
- The performance of LinkedHashSet is slower than HashSet. It is because of linked lists present in LinkedHashSet.

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[andreigonzales]

Leaving a comment here to just say how grateful I am for this channel existence, I have a quiz tomorrow and this channel helped me understand the collections framework!

[ManjulaChowturu]

Before seeing this video i feel set concept is difficult when i watch your videos i feel it is very simple tq bro