Java Collections Explained (with examples)

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In today's video we're going to explore Java Collections, a critical aspect that any Java Software Engineer should master.
We're going to learn about Java Collections Framework, Lists, Sets, Maps, built-in algorithms and many more!
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[@Imagine_Baggins]

Good video. Just started learning about OOP and using constructors yesterday, and this has given me some perspective on some of the behind the scenes systems and in-built functionalities that I haven't got to yet. Thanks for sharing man. edit: just wanted to add a small piece of constructive criticism, please don't take it negatively, as the overall quality of the video is good. From what I gather, while there were many helpful examples in this video that showed the each system in action, I think the overall distribution of information could have also had some more moments to focus on the Wikipedia articles you mentioned-nothing long-winded, maybe just some highlighting some of the key systems that you covered for each of the 3 parts of the collection. That's all for my nitpicking. Be well and keep well.

[@visualcomputerscience]

Any feedback is welcome as long as it's provided with good intentions, as you properly did in your comment. Great suggestion, I can make a new video about red-black trees in the near future, I haven't included it right here because it was not in the scope for this video, but I'll definitely consider it for a future one. Thank you and stay tuned for more content!

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[@theoriginalmishra]

Its good quick introduction for understanding about collections. I think you should create playlist on it.

[@visualcomputerscience]

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[@therealbradleywayne]

thank you! very useful as my textbook did not do such a good job in explaining this

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[@ChrisAthanas]

Useful quick breakdown

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Must helpful video I have watched about collections!

[@mariaikas9641]

oops most

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Great video! Thank you so much :)

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Great video!! Thank you!

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[@dawidwalaszczyk1640]

Finally! I understand collections! Thank you! Lambda maybe?:)

[@visualcomputerscience]

Great suggestion!

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Amazing video!

[@visualcomputerscience]

Glad you think so! Stay tuned for more content!

[@YouTryDie]

Great video

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[@angelcalderon150]

What about Streams?

[@visualcomputerscience]

Good question, that's the next video on this channel. Stay tuned!

[@dawidwalaszczyk1640]

or streams!

[@visualcomputerscience]

Sure, will add that in a future video! Stay tuned!

[@denilsonmilisse981]

Você fala português? Parece um brasileiro falando inglês.

[@visualcomputerscience]

Sorry, I don't speak Portuguese :-D

[@shwimwhearz4819]

//Not sure why so little subs, makes no sense... sub++;

[@KyleMalcolm24]

while (sub != 1000000) { sub++; }

[@user-qe1sy4ko3d]

your telling very fast can u tell slowly

[@visualcomputerscience]

I'll consider that for the next videos, thanks!

[@gianmarcolarosa5470]

Slow the video

[@ashwin123123]

I think LinkedList.remove(index) and LinkedList.remove(value) takes O(N) since they require traversal of the list before removing

[@visualcomputerscience]

Yes, that's correct! I also mentioned that in the video as well