Java Data Structures - Module 02 Vectors

-- About this Series - Java Data Structures --

-- About this Video --
Vectors were an early data structure for Java allowing you to overcome the limitation of a statically sized array. i.e. it is a data structure that can grow or shirk based upon the needs of the application.
However, this comes at a cost in performance. However, for a modern computer, that price may well be worth it to handle the needs of a modern application.

-- Table of Contents --
00:00 - Introduction
01:20 - Generics for Vectors
02:11 - Constructor Overloading
02:23 - How does it dynamically grow and store
03:08 - Adding an Element to a Vector
04:43 - Printing a Whole Vector at Once
05:16 - Removing an Element
05:50 - Does a vector contain an element
06:23 - Getting an element at an index
06:58 - Vector vs an Array - Speed Concerns
08:24 - Creating a Vector without a Type