#2 - Difference between List/Set/Map Based Classes (Ordering/Access/Key-Value/Duplicate/Thread-Safe)

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Great video, still watching it. You are doing an amazing job boosting the confidence of people with your detailed content in each of the videos. I am really very thankful to you.Great video, still watching it. You are doing an amazing job boosting the confidence of people with your detailed content in each of the videos. I am really very thankful to you. Just a small correction I would like to point here. HashMap doesn't allow duplicate keys but allows duplicate values. That means A single key can't contain more than 1 value but more than 1 key can contain a single value.

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[@ramansharma5014]

At 8:38 duplicate values, we can store for the different key, for key 1-100 and key 2-100 is possible!!

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[@SarangHoley]

thanks Naveen for this topic with the differentiation part 👍😊

[@adityarjavali3075]

Hi naveen the way you have explained the differences between the collection interfaces is really amazing .Can you please share the comparision table in the description

[@ajsharma1752]

Hi Naveen, I am in learning Phase of Java, Thanks for all videos, Just want to know, In LinkedList random is access is possible via .get(index) than why you mention as not supported?

[@Preetha22403]

Same question here also

[@amiyaranjan883]

Great help for this topic..amazing..!

[@naveenautomationlabs]

Glad you liked it

[@supriyamishra5968]

List will help to remember the differences Thanks

[@Poornima_K03]

Awesome Naveen !! Well explained and easy chart to remember .Thanks a lot.

[@jayantamandal9732]

Thanks a lot for this topics. Majority of interview Question faced from collection

[@preetk4690]

How many years of experience do you have?

[@sachindurgad5447]

Hello Naveen , Thread safety and synchronization should be the same thing (or) Differnt

[@balachandar6206]

Naveen pls clarify me. Stack extends Vector since how stack doesn't support random access. 🤔

[@sejalpatel1508]

Thank you so much Naveen for this topic

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[@tauseef20091]

Great video sir

[@gurpreetsinghchhabra1997]

Thanks Naveen, Nice explanation and table format presentation.

[@naveenautomationlabs]

Glad you liked it

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Hi sir video is nice but words are not visible in Android

[@antarmaneesh]

@Naveen Stack does implement RandomAccess Interface as it inherits the same from Vector .

[@shaikhmaheen]

Thanks very nicely explained 👍

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Glad it was helpful!

[@mounikanalamati6591]

Nice explanation

[@mdmurad1430]

@Naveen, In LinkedList random access data is allowed

[@muraliaathi6118]

Can you please explain the difference between Data structures and Collections?

[@vineetpant6119]

Hi Naveen, could you please also explain why we called it Hash MAP,HAS Table, what is significance of Hash, Is hash a function or class?

[@Preetha22403]

Hi, why have u not included Priorityqueue class in the list?

[@vij9218]

Great video, Can any one tell me which one is the most used collection in the Selenium Automation?

[@sarithabommi1974]

Hi Naveen, Can you please add collections code to the GITHUB

[@manichowdry547]

Excellnt

[@saikiranpalugula802]

Hi Naveen, thank you very much for the video. Did we mis Linked Hashset and Linked Hashmap in the table?

[@Vishalfootball]

will this Java series useful for SDET profiles ? or this is for Devs?

[@MrYashMundey]

omg ! this is best

[@krshivraj10]

Hashmap allows duplicate values to be stored. By element you mean key or value. As duplicate key is of course not allowed

[@ruummaghosh1722]

Sir nice explanation.Please can you make a video in framework where we used collection concept

[@AbhishekKumar-no8xe]

Hi Naveen, Firstly thanks for such great contents. Also, do you have any videos for Executor framework where we can get more detail on concurrentHashMap? Thank you !

[@parmeshwarkumarchandra2116]

Hey Naveen the random access is allowed in LinkedList I think

[@sakshiaggarwal6199]

Thank you so much !!

[@Hyro-oe5ui]

how to remember these differences. I am understanding from your video. But after a while or during interview i will definetely get confused in this.Any suggestions pls?

[@naveenautomationlabs]

Prepare your notes and keep revising it.

[@rajshriabojwar2535]

Is there any way/trick to remember this? I am sure there are more talented people in the world who might already found the way to remember 😊

[@surajgoenka]

But we can random access an element in linkedlist

[@chandananavaletrendingfami9713]

Hi please help me i need one solution in selenium..when i zoom in page i am not able to locate the element and click on that element..any body who can resolve this are much appreciated. Thank you

[@harishchidere9365]

I was able to do random Access in LinkedList, could you please confirm on this

[@AmanKumar-jt9zb]

The thing is Random access means that we should be able to locate an element in O(1) time if we specify the index this happens if we use ArrayList but in case of LinkedList although we use get method and specify the index but in background it actually traverse the linked list to get the element at ith index so that's why i think it is marked as no random access.

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[@bindusridhark4610]

The chart is blurry and not able to read. is it for me or everyone too?

[@saifquraishi1375]

Collection framework was already there in your playlist why did u repeated it??

[@naveenautomationlabs]

Check it again. This is more advanced playlist.

[@saifquraishi1375]

@@naveenautomationlabs Oh ok then follwing this playlist only.. Thank you....

[@dheervaryani500]

can u provide notes too in a pdf format?

[@knowledgepower5192]

hashmap doesnt allow duplicate keys but allows duplicate value

[@MANISHYADAV-dd4ug]

Letter are very small☹️

[@shivarjunroy1394]

hashmap

[@saqausa8569]

You forget LinkedHashMap in the chart

[@ramachavali4015]

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Thanks a lot Naveen