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java Collections overview


java.util.Collection

Collections are data structures are used to represent a group of elements stored under a single name.
Different operations like searching, sorting, insert, delete and filter operations will be performed on collection classes.

Java provides several classes and interfaces to deal with collections.

Java collections are defined in java. util package
java.util.Collection and java.util.map interfaces are root interfaces in which all collection classes are extending either one of the interfaces.

Collection interfaces

following are the different collections that we used in Java
1. Vector:-
It is an implementation of the list’s class and accommodation of the allowable array of objects i.e dynamic Synchronized. order of the elements in insertion order. 2.ArrayList:-
same as Vector except for synchronized supports dynamic array. unsynchronized. order of the objects is in insertion order.
3.LinkedList:- is also the same as ArrayList when we will use LinkedList;- retrieving objects is faster compared to ArrayList and Vector

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