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explain the collection in java
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Answer / supraja
Arrays
Has special language support
• Iterators
Iterator (i)
• Collections (also called containers)
Collection (i)
Set (i),
HashSet (c), TreeSet (c)
List (i),
ArrayList (c), LinkedList (c)
Map (i),
HashMap (c), TreeMap (c)
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