Very useful content from beginner level to few advanced topics in a simple and clear with cool pace.I have completed entire video and practised coding simultaneously. It would be really great if you can make next advanced level video on Collections bro.
Hi Ramesh, this is an excellent course on collection framework , highly recommended for freshers and it will be refresh for experienced professionals. Thank you sooo much for your great efforts. Kindly add advanced collection concepts. I started learning java 8 features from your 4: hours video after completing that i will start spring framework course from your Udemy, i bought it today ❤😊😊
Completed this course, well explained with theory and coding example Must watch tutorial to learn and Java collections api for beginners and exp 👍 Thank you much
Thanks sir! you are so great person. Finally i understand clearly difference between Arraylist and Linkedlist. I follow your videos mostly related with the spring boot. Thanks a lot sir
You are awesome man! I really appreciate your work. I hope you do not mind critic. I think it was good to mention about hash function and equals during using custom class in a HashMap. Thanks for your time and courses.
Hi, i am beginner in Collections, your video really helped me a lot.. I would like to know whether you have posted any videos for PriorityQueue, TreeMap and TreeSet.
Best video found in terms of Java implementation. Really good. Thanks for creating it. Is it possible for you to create for Abstraction and Interface with lot of examples.
Very educational and enjoyable to watch. Concepts are explained clearly and with good examples. Just need to do some practice to remember these concepts.
At 1:31:59 , you said Collections.reverse() is going to put the list in descending order , but that is not true , it just reverses the ordering of element. as it was already sorted in ascending order in the previous line of code hence it appeared to be arranged in descending order after getting reversed. right code to reverse will be Collections.sort ( list , Comparator.reverseOrder() );
Hi Ramesh, I really enjoy your content! Could you please create a video on Java generics? I think it would be super helpful for those of us trying to understand how to use generic types effectively. Thanks!"
If by default size of an Array list is 10 , why the size of ArrayList is displayed as 0 and not 10 , if we try to print the size just after declaring it.
Size is different and capacity is different. ArrayList has initial capacity of 10. It means ArrayList can store 10 elements and then it will increase the capacity as needed. Size means the actual elements stored in ArrayList. For example if you add 3 elements then the size is 3.
what is good practice 1.using List interface to create -> List List arr=new ArrayList() (here we wont be able to accedd the methords of arraylist) 2. using ArrayList to create ArrayList -> ArrayList List arr=new ArrayList() (so that we can access the methords of ArrayList)
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Man, I just really have no more words to describe this video. This video is gonna be there in my bookshelf for millions of years.
You are human or Alien?
@@FalseTH-camr over exaggeration :)
Successfully completed this tutorial, hats off to the efforts put by you!!
Very useful content from beginner level to few advanced topics in a simple and clear with cool pace.I have completed entire video and practised coding simultaneously. It would be really great if you can make next advanced level video on Collections bro.
Top notch.
Each of the 205 minutes u spend in this video is worth it.
Completeness,+Explanation+Code Demo
5/5*
Hi Ramesh, this is an excellent course on collection framework , highly recommended for freshers and it will be refresh for experienced professionals. Thank you sooo much for your great efforts. Kindly add advanced collection concepts. I started learning java 8 features from your 4: hours video after completing that i will start spring framework course from your Udemy, i bought it today ❤😊😊
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Very useful Bro. It takes nearly 2 days for me to see full video simultaneously doing code with u in my IDE. Thank u so much Bro
You explained almost all Collection details in simple form. Good work.
well teaching.. thanks...
Very calm informed learning. Great workl.
Completed this course, well explained with theory and coding example Must watch tutorial to learn and Java collections api for beginners and exp 👍 Thank you much
The greatest video on collections framework! Thank you!!!
Woww !!! Just woww what a explanation simply superb many many thank you sir
It's more than enough for any one who want to learn collection framework
Good video, but you've missed the most important part of hashset and hashmap - equals() & hashcode() methods
can guide me where can i get it?
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This course is purely a bliss. Deserves more likes. Wish I could hit 1000+ likes
Wonderful tutorial about collections..
Sir your style of teaching is great!!!!!!
Damn! This is good.
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Sorting custom objects from 1:32:31
thank you man its very helpful you are best java content on youtube ever
Thanks sir! you are so great person. Finally i understand clearly difference between Arraylist and Linkedlist. I follow your videos mostly related with the spring boot. Thanks a lot sir
This video was very helpful, keep creating more!!! :)
Just one word : Superb ,,
Thanks for the Full Course on JCF. It helped me a lot. Hatsoff for your effort.
You are awesome man! I really appreciate your work. I hope you do not mind critic. I think it was good to mention about hash function and equals during using custom class in a HashMap. Thanks for your time and courses.
great course
Thank you for your effort. It helped me a lot to get more knowledge in collection framework.
Hi, i am beginner in Collections, your video really helped me a lot.. I would like to know whether you have posted any videos for PriorityQueue, TreeMap and TreeSet.
What an explanation what an explanation...superb and awesome
Queue interface explanation is there in this video or different?
Tx ,,,, Tx it was very very helpful video mine 👍
Best video found in terms of Java implementation. Really good. Thanks for creating it. Is it possible for you to create for Abstraction and Interface with lot of examples.
forever grateful for you sir...
this is very helpful, thank you ....................
1:23:50 - Different ways to Iterate over the list
Thank you, clear explanation
Best of the best video. Thanks alot sir. This is what I was looking for to understand the java8 enhancements. 👏💯👌👌
Such wonderful content & easy to understand explanations. You make it seem so easy, what you do. Thank you so very much!
Nice explanation
Really useful!! Thanks for this
10Q!!.......You helped me a lot. keep it up!!!.............
Simple ,neat ,clear& concise.. thank you
This is awesome course with coding examples 👍
Very educational and enjoyable to watch. Concepts are explained clearly and with good examples.
Just need to do some practice to remember these concepts.
THanks for this, helped a lot.
Thank you very much.
You're amazing teacher,
I like u😍😍
Great Course Bro. Thanks. Subscribed 🤝
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Kind of Durgasoft crash course. 👌
Very useful examples 👍
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Thank you brother🙏🏻
Very informative thanks Sir 👍
Thank you sir for the video.
Thank you so much for this!
Thanks a lot for this wonderful session sir.
Superb, Thank you
Thank you so much you have explained in very good way
no words excellent
excellent🤗🤗
Thank you so much sir
You are awesome bro
I would say... This video is the best explanation of Collections Framework...😊
Thank you, Sir...❤️
looking at source code for the
implementations via Decompiler 19:36
Collections hands on 33:38
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Please Upload, Oops, Exception Handling, Multi threading and data structures in Java
Thank you sir
Thank you ❤️
At 1:31:59 , you said Collections.reverse() is going to put the list in descending order , but that is not true , it just reverses the ordering of element. as it was already sorted in ascending order in the previous line of code hence it appeared to be arranged in descending order after getting reversed.
right code to reverse will be Collections.sort ( list , Comparator.reverseOrder() );
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thank you very much ramesh
Very usefull🔥
Pls create video on oops & exception handling, your videos are awesome 👌👌👌
thanks alot, very useful for me
Hi Ramesh, I really enjoy your content! Could you please create a video on Java generics? I think it would be super helpful for those of us trying to understand how to use generic types effectively. Thanks!"
you are best. the explanations are crystal clear. please keep posting more content/ thanks.
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@@cyrilreddy72 what happened? U r not able to understand??
In 9:33 how is that u create an array space using classname "student" in the syntax
I dont get that.
Do you have java generics video ? i ve searched in your videos but couldn't find it.
great. tnx bro
Such an informative series. Thank you so much!
Great.............
Nicely Explained 😊
Please provide more remaining concepts in map interface and list interface
Their concrete classes ..?
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It was really helpful 😊 thanks 👍
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Keep going , we all need you
Perfect
Thank you Ramesh
If by default size of an Array list is 10 , why the size of ArrayList is displayed as 0 and not 10 , if we try to print the size just after declaring it.
Size is different and capacity is different.
ArrayList has initial capacity of 10. It means ArrayList can store 10 elements and then it will increase the capacity as needed.
Size means the actual elements stored in ArrayList. For example if you add 3 elements then the size is 3.
@@JavaGuides Thanks 🙏🏼
Thanks for the video. Also create a video on real-time use case of collections framework.
Thanku sir ❤
why is it best practice to use list interface reference than to use the specific implementing class reference ?
Thank you man, this is so useful 🙏
we can use few methordsb like sort fill etc and searching alogos with array using arrays classs
what is good practice
1.using List interface to create -> List List arr=new ArrayList() (here we wont be able to accedd the methords of arraylist)
2. using ArrayList to create ArrayList -> ArrayList List arr=new ArrayList() (so that we can access the methords of ArrayList)
Thanks
Great video for Java collections. It is clear and covers most of methods. It makes simple to understand and learn. Thank you
Could you please make a video on Java 8 features like lambda expressions, stream api all those. It would be helpful. Thank you 😊
Thank you !!
can you send the soft copy of this video for me ???
thx
How shifting won't happen in linkedlist when we add/remove element(or objects ) from the middle......I mean it should shift.....
It just changes the reference to next node