Java Collections Framework | Full Course ✅ @RameshFadatare

In this course, you will learn important interfaces and classes in the Java collections framework with coding examples in Eclipse IDE.

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The Collection in Java is a framework that provides an architecture to store and manipulate a group of objects.

The Collection Framework defines several classes and interfaces to represent a group of objects as a single unit. Collections are used to store, retrieve, manipulate, and communicate aggregate data. Typically, they represent data items that form a natural group, such as a poker hand (a collection of cards), a mail folder (a collection of letters), or a telephone directory (a mapping of names to phone numbers).

📚Course Contents 📚
⌚[00:00:00] - Course Intro
⌚[00:01:24] - Need for Collections Framework
⌚[00:15:26] - Collections Framework Hierarchy
⌚[00:26:27] - Collection Interface with Coding Examples
⌚[00:41:52] - List Interface with Coding Examples
⌚[00:49:22] - ArrayList Class with Coding Examples
⌚[01:45:54] - LinkedList Class with Coding Examples
⌚[02:20:06] - ArrayList VS LinkedList
⌚[02:28:41] - Set and HashSet Class with Coding Examples
⌚[02:57:13] - Map and HashMap Class with Coding Examples

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[mihaiviteazu]

The greatest video on collections framework! Thank you!!!

[deb]

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Each of the 205 minutes u spend in this video is worth it.
Completeness, +Explanation+Code Demo

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[vinayaksonar]

Completed this course, well explained with theory and coding example Must watch tutorial to learn and Java collections api for beginners and exp 👍 Thank you much

[sapdev]

Very useful content from beginner level to few advanced topics in a simple and clear with cool pace.I have completed entire video and practised coding simultaneously. It would be really great if you can make next advanced level video on Collections bro.

[gilchrist]

Very useful Bro. It takes nearly 2 days for me to see full video simultaneously doing code with u in my IDE. Thank u so much Bro

[kannanjanarthanan]

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[bajranggangnar]

Woww !!! Just woww what a explanation simply superb many many thank you sir
It's more than enough for any one who want to learn collection framework

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[MrVoodoo]

Good video, but you've missed the most important part of hashset and hashmap - equals() & hashcode() methods

[vishnuathistaraja]

You explained almost all Collection details in simple form. Good work.

[jayeshahir]

Hi Ramesh, I really enjoy your content! Could you please create a video on Java generics? I think it would be super helpful for those of us trying to understand how to use generic types effectively. Thanks!"

[ramasharma]

Thanks sir! you are so great person. Finally i understand clearly difference between Arraylist and Linkedlist. I follow your videos mostly related with the spring boot. Thanks a lot sir

[semilife]

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[mohamedashik]

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[archanaist]

Hi, i am beginner in Collections, your video really helped me a lot.. I would like to know whether you have posted any videos for PriorityQueue, TreeMap and TreeSet.

[devman]

Thank you for your effort. It helped me a lot to get more knowledge in collection framework.

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