Field Guide to Java Collections

This session presents a survey of the principal families (list, set, map, and queue) of the Java collections ecosystem and their major and minor members. It examines differences between the collection families and family members, with special attention to the preferred environment of each collection species. Exotic, rarely seen creatures such as SynchronousQueue and ConcurrentSkipListMap are also included. The discussion of the recent evolutionary advances to collections and insights from the fossil record will inform and inspire all those who delight in these most ubiquitous of Java classes.

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[krunalkathikar]

why you guys implements clonable for concrete classes of collections can anybody have any answer for that

[jvsnyc]

~46:00 I see people making the mistake shown here all the time, including here on YouTube in tutorial videos...