Java Collection Framework in Detail

Java Collection Framework in Detail, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.05, with 61 lectures, based on 41 reviews, and has 9101 subscribers.

You will learn about Collection Interfaces Types of Data Structures Lamda Expresssions ArrayList Class LinkedList Class Iterator, ListIterator and Spliterator Queue and Stack ArrayDeque Class PriorityQueue Class Map Classes How Hashing Works HashMap Class LinkedHashMap Class TreeMap Class EnumMap, WeakHashMap and IdentityHashMap Classes HashSet Class LinkedHashSet Class TreeSet Class Collection Algorithms Concurrent Collection Classes Legacy Collection Classes – Vector/Properties/HashTable Classes This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner Java Developers who intends to Master Collection Framework or Java Developers who wants to refresh their Collection Framework Knowledge and Concepts or Anyone who wants to learn Java Collection Framework It is particularly useful for Beginner Java Developers who intends to Master Collection Framework or Java Developers who wants to refresh their Collection Framework Knowledge and Concepts or Anyone who wants to learn Java Collection Framework.

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Title: Java Collection Framework in Detail

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.05

Number of Lectures: 61

Number of Published Lectures: 61

Number of Curriculum Items: 61

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 61

Original Price: ?1,199

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Collection Interfaces

Types of Data Structures

Lamda Expresssions

ArrayList Class

LinkedList Class

Iterator, ListIterator and Spliterator

Queue and Stack

ArrayDeque Class

PriorityQueue Class

Map Classes

How Hashing Works

HashMap Class

LinkedHashMap Class

TreeMap Class

EnumMap, WeakHashMap and IdentityHashMap Classes

HashSet Class

LinkedHashSet Class

TreeSet Class

Collection Algorithms

Concurrent Collection Classes

Legacy Collection Classes – Vector/Properties/HashTable Classes

Who Should Attend

Beginner Java Developers who intends to Master Collection Framework

Java Developers who wants to refresh their Collection Framework Knowledge and Concepts

Anyone who wants to learn Java Collection Framework

Target Audiences

Beginner Java Developers who intends to Master Collection Framework

Java Developers who wants to refresh their Collection Framework Knowledge and Concepts

Anyone who wants to learn Java Collection Framework

Collection Framework is one of the pillars of Java Programming Language, Not a single day pass through without touching any of the Collection classes by a Java Developer, To Sharp your coding skills and Solve real world problems in a very efficient manner, one need to know Collection Framework and How to use them to the fullest.

In this highly structured and slowly paced course, I teach you

Data Structure types

Key concepts required in order to learn Collection classes

Collection Classes

Legacy classes & Collection Algorithms

I handpicked some real world problems to help you understand why each class is so special and which class can be used in order to solve a problem efficiently. These Handpicked problems are one of the most frequently asked interview questions and helps you understand the behavior of Collection classes. And We also will discuss How below classes internally works

Lists

Queues

Stack

Sets

Hashing Mechanism

Object to Object Reference (Helps you easily understand Internal LinkedList Implementation)

These basic concepts helps you decide when to use and when not to use a particular Collection class. Most of the concepts are explained using Animations from which you can easily understand.

I have tried my best to bring you the best content that you deserve, At the end of this course, You will learn Collection classes in detail, It’s usages, and when to use them in order to build Highly Efficient Applications.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome

Lecture 2: Setting up Environment : Java and IDE

Lecture 3: Version change note

Chapter 2: Generics, Interfaces, Collections, Objects

Lecture 1: What Are Data Structures?

Lecture 2: Types of Data Structures

Lecture 3: Collections Overview

Lecture 4: Generics and Collections

Lecture 5: Brushing up Java Interfaces

Lecture 6: Object and Dot Operator

Chapter 3: Lambda Expressions and Functional Interfaces

Lecture 1: Lambda Expressions and Functional Interfaces

Chapter 4: Collection Interfaces

Lecture 1: Interfaces of Collection Framework

Chapter 5: List classes in detail

Lecture 1: List Classes

Lecture 2: ArrayList : How it Internally Works

Lecture 3: ArrayList : Constructors and Methods

Lecture 4: ArrayList Demo

Lecture 5: LinkedList Overview

Lecture 6: How Object to Object Reference works

Lecture 7: Implementation of LinkedList

Lecture 8: LinkedList : Constructors and Methods

Lecture 9: LinkedList Demo

Lecture 10: ArrayList Vs LinkedList

Chapter 6: Arrays in Java

Lecture 1: Overview of Arrays : 1D, 2D and Multidimensional Arrays

Lecture 2: Arrays class from java.util : Methods Overview

Chapter 7: Iterator, ListIterator and SplitIterator

Lecture 1: Iterator, ListIterator and SplitIterator

Lecture 2: Methods of Iterators

Lecture 3: Iterators Demo

Chapter 8: Queue, Stack, PriorityQueue and ArrayDeque

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: Queue and Stack Quick Introduction

Lecture 3: Queue & Stack Implementation using LinkedList

Lecture 4: ArrayDeque Class : Constructors and Methods

Lecture 5: Stack Class and Real World Problem Statement

Lecture 6: Solving Expression Evaluation Using Stack

Lecture 7: PriorityQueue Class Introduction & Methods

Lecture 8: Problem : Shop Items

Lecture 9: End of Section

Chapter 9: Map classes in detail

Lecture 1: Working with maps and introduction to its classes

Lecture 2: What is Hashing? How it Works?

Lecture 3: HashMap Class

Lecture 4: HashMap Demo

Lecture 5: LinkedHashMap Class

Lecture 6: TreeMap Class

Lecture 7: TreeMap Demo

Lecture 8: Difference Between HashMap, LinkedHashMap and TreeMap

Lecture 9: EnumMap, WeakHashMap and IdentityHashMap Classes

Lecture 10: Problem : Find Duplicate Characters in a String using HashMap

Lecture 11: Problem : Find Anagram Groups

Lecture 12: End of Section

Chapter 10: Set Classes in detail

Lecture 1: Introduction to Set Classes

Lecture 2: HashSet and LinkedHashSet Class : Methods and Constructors

Lecture 3: HashSet and LinkedHashSet Demo

Lecture 4: TreeSet Class : Methods and Constructors

Lecture 5: Set Operations Demo: Union, Intersect and Minus

Chapter 11: Legacy classes and Collection Algorithms

Lecture 1: Legacy Classes : Vector, HashTable, Properties and Stack

Lecture 2: Introduction to Collection Algorithms

Lecture 3: Collection Algorithms

Lecture 4: Concurrent Collection Classes

Chapter 12: Problems and Projects

Lecture 1: Chess Knights Tour Problem

Lecture 2: Most Appeared words in a File

Lecture 3: Binary Search Problem

Lecture 4: Lets Build a Music Player

Lecture 5: Thank you

Instructors

Antony Vilson
Software Professional & Trainer

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