Sorting in Java using Comparable interface

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Today we will talk more about java sorting mechanisms. If you want to do sorting of objects of your types, one of the solutions is implementing Comparable interface. In our example we are going to sort a wallet which is full of dollars :)
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Today we have a very interesting #tutorial for you guys - How to sort objects in #Java by implementing Comparable interface. Enjoy!
Sorting in Java using Comparable interface #Programming #ITCuties

itcuties
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Thank you very much for this tutorial! I really like how it is put together - the explanations are clear, and the background music is a nice touch, not too distracting but much more pleasant that silence. It is so nice having a tutorial given by a woman as well, as most videos right now are made by men. Not that there is anything inherently wrong with men, but as a woman, I am overjoyed at the increasing amount of women in the programming field.

Quick thoughts: Is there any way you could code during the tutorial instead of already having the programs written out? It forces me to pay attention to what the line says and helps me remember what you have coded. If the lines are already there, it is harder to pay attention to and remember what was written.

Thank you again for this tutorial! You are an incredibly smart and talented woman. This video gives me more confidence as a woman in the programming field, so know that videos like this make a huge impact. You are making a huge positive impact! <3

deborahcaleb
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Good video!
So when Collections.sort is called. It uses the compareTo method we created?
Thanks!

Nudd
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Do you make collection in java video please post your youtube

jeorgephilip
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The sound is incredibly bad. the music is way to high and her voice sound like its played from a nokia 3310 speaker...

kaspermadsen
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Are you busy helping people raising their programming skills or is it just getting viewers by presenting yourself this way?

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