Intro to the Java Collections Framework

Definition/Overview: The Java Collections Framework (JCF) is an architecture of Java interfaces and classes that can be utilized to implement and reuse collection-based data structures. Examples of JCF interfaces include Lists, Maps, and Sets, while examples of JCF classes include ArrayLists, HashMaps, and HashSets.

Table of Contents

1. ArrayLists vs. LinkedLists
2. HashSets vs. TreeSets
3. HashMaps vs. Hashtables
4. HashMaps vs. ConcurrentHashMaps
5. Comparables vs. Comparators
6. List Iteraction Approaches
7. Supplemental Resources

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1. ArrayLists vs. LinkedLists

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2. HashSets vs. TreeSets

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3. HashMaps vs. Hashtables

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4. HashMaps vs. ConcurrentHashMaps

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5. Comparables vs. Comparators

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6. List Iteraction Approaches

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7. Supplemental Resources

• Intro to Java Overview Guide
• Java Data Structure Leetcode Interview Questions

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TODO: Develop all six sections.