Collections Framework in Java with Examples | The Collection and Map Interfaces in Java | Geekific

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If you are a senior Java developer, or if you are even still learning the language; there is no doubt that you have encountered or used, the classes that extend the Collection and Map Interfaces. Therefore, in this video, we go over these classes, and explain when and how each one should be used.
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
00:41 The List Interface
02:38 The Queue Interface
04:18 Stack vs. Deque
05:21 The Set Interface
06:29 The Map Interface
08:00 Thanks for Watching!
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[@1nOnlySB]

I must say, this is the best explanation I have ever found in Google/KZbin! Thank you!!!

[@geekific]

Glad it is, thank you :)

[@theSagarM]

Great content. 1 remark: Deque is called as D-queue, not Deck which could be confusing.

[@trietdangminh]

Thanks!

[@geekific]

Thank you for the support!