#21 - Set in Java Collection || Full Set API Hierarchy || HashSet - LinkedHashSet, TreeSet, EnumSet

[@shobhit9826]

Ye Dil mannge more !!!!!Great videos Thanks a lot Naveen

[@naveenautomationlabs]

My pleasure

[@superbbcfan]

Hi Naveen ! Please check the diagram that you have done to explain the set hierarchy. I think it doesn't match with what you had explained earlier. I think TreeSet implements SortedSet and HashSet only implements AbstractSet. Correct me if I am wrong.

[@vandanabanny7550]

yes even I agree with you

[@prerana-gupta]

you are right. Even I looked it up on google to confirm. This video is still uploaded after 2 years. A disclaimer should be added atleast.

[@sagarnayak3628]

@Naveen: Please confirm if HashSet implements SortedSet as depicted in the video. In my opinion, TreeSet is the one that implements Sorted set via NavigableSet interface.

[@palr8741]

same question

[@Pre-Jay]

Agree, Hashset stores data in unordered way, it doesn't implement SortedSet

[@naveenautomationlabs]

Yes thats a small correction in the video. Hashset doesn't implement sorted set. It's treeset only. Thanks for mentioning it.

[@anushapattan9638]

@Naveen You are a boon to QA community❤️

[@naveenautomationlabs]

Thanks @Anusha.

[@SarangHoley]

Whohooo Set got started 😊👍👍

[@naveenautomationlabs]

Enjoy learning...

[@prasannayadav8472]

Well explained thanks alot sir 🙏💐

[@bmpgt1767]

Much enjoying the great Videos that you have made. BTW what is the name of the drawing tool you used to illustrate? Thanks 🙏

[@knlbwn030]

This hierarchy is wrong. hashset doesnt implement sortedset interface. also treeset extends abstractset class and implements nevigable interface.

[@NuanDaa]

That's what I thought