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Collections Chapter 22

Collections Chapter 22. Place these programs on the desktop: TestSets (Team5) TestList (Team3) TestMap (Team4) TestCollections (Team2) TestArrays (Team1). Objectives To describe the Java Collections Framework hierarchy

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LinkedList

LinkedList. Many slides from Horstmann modified by Dr V. Linked List. A linked list consists of a number of links, each of which has a reference to the next link. Adding and removing elements in the middle of a linked list is efficient.

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Collections

Collections. Working with More than One Number or Data Type or Object. Collections. There are three kinds of collections in Java: Arrays contain data types or objects Ordered Collections contain data types or objects (Vectors, LinkedLists ,ArrayList)

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Linked List Containers

Linked List Containers. Linked Lists. List consists of multiple listnodes Each listnode consists of Data Pointer to another node Traditional view of data:. Data. Data. Data. Linked Lists. Insertion at a specific point: Get a new node (allocate from memory) Set data pointer

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Chapter 19 Java Data Structures

Chapter 19 Java Data Structures. The limitations of arrays Java Collection Framework hierarchy Use the Iterator interface to traverse a collection Set interface, HashSet, and TreeSet List interface, ArrayList, and LinkedList Vector and Stack Map, HashMap, and TreeMap

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Dusty Caches for Reference Counting Garbage Collection

Dusty Caches for Reference Counting Garbage Collection. Scott Friedman, Praveen Krishnamurthy, Roger Chamberlain, Ron K. Cytron, Jason Fritts Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering Washington University in St. Louis Sponsored by NSF grant ITR-0313203. Outline. Introduction

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Main Index

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Computer Science 112

Computer Science 112. Fundamentals of Programming II List Iterators. Opening a List Iterator on a List. lyst = LinkedList( range (11, 21)) # or ArrayList(range(11, 21)) rator = aList.listIterator() rator.last() while rator.hasPrevious(): # print in reverse order

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ITERATORS

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