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The Java Collections Framework


CHAPTER OBJECTIVES

1. Understand what a collection is, and how contiguous collections differ from linked collections.
2. Be able to create and manipulate parameterized collections.
3. Identify several of the methods in the Collection interface.
4. Describe a design pattern in general, and the iterator design pattern in particular.
5. Compare the ArrayList and LinkedList implementations of the List interface.
6. Discuss the difference between a list and a set, and between a set and a map.
7. Be able to utilize boxing/unboxing and the enhanced for statement when working with collection classes.







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