Sir you made me understand collections concept in very little time. Thanks a lot. I am now comfortable enough to use collections in the DSA questions and other harder topics in Java. Waiting for more videos in Java series. thanks once again.
Put in a lot of effort for this. I hope this would be helpful. Very few resources would cover topics in such depth. Also , next video on Multithreading. Just need your support to continue making this , as making tutorials are the hardest thing to do🙂
if somebody wants to see this video and learn from it but for some reason can't, well trust me, watch it on 0.75 speed and your life will be changed for sure. He has put amazing efforts and the kind of examples and knowledge you are going to get from this video, you can't compare it with other's content on youtube , even if you do that with .equals method too, you just can't compare this video with anybody else.
I completed this video and I want to say you are truly so fast while speaking. also this is very best video on collection framework.Thank you for making this kind of content.
I have never seen such outstanding and premium content on the collection framework ever. thanks bro now i say that i master collection and credit goes to you...!!
My respect for you has increased multifold after watching Collections, MultiThreading, Lambda videos. Thank you so much, Riddhi. A lot of efforts goes into making these videos. Making them for free is next level thing. Would love if you can cover stream separately.
watching the first video on your channel and watched and understood the 3 Hrs video in a single go, on the internet no one has explained Java collection in this easy manner while including all the smaller points, Thanks for the video 🙂.
What a masterpiece it is Hats off to you sir, this is my some how 11-12 video on collection framework but the level of depth you gave me is much much much satisfactory.Please make more videos on what ever topic you want on java because i actually enjoyed this alot
Fantastic course! So glad to have found your channel. Looking forward to checking out more videos from you. Your comprehensive coverage of these concepts is very valuable!!!
Awesome video as always. Just wanted to make a request please make a course on entire java development if possible along with core and java too. There aren’t any complete good courses available online as of now. I wouldn’t mind at all paying money to learn from you. Pls consider this request
The time to traverse the LinkedHashMap is proportional to the size as it maintains the order on insertion in the form of linked list and to get the value as per the matching key(hashCode() of the key) it has to traverse linked list linearly one by on which makes it O(n)[n->size of the linked List] complexity.Here the size is the no.of entries in the map not the the capacity to hold the max no.of elements
Best explanation ever. Thanks a lot Riddhi for sharing it. It cleared a lot of doubts of mine and I m now very much confident to implement any collection.
In iterator example, why do we need to have OurGenericList inside the inner class since we can use the outer class's variable items? Instead of index < list.size cant we use index < items.length ?
I think in this case we dont need that instance since he is using non static methods .unlike them ,if we use static inner classes then we need to create object of it and then we have to access it.
This is the best video I found on collections and thanks for putting lot of efforts, to make us understand the collections in deeper way. Please make a video on core java in interview aspect
Saved your video on Java. Learning Kotlin at the moment for Android, hopefully by the end of this year I can learn Java for Android, or maybe early next year. Thanks, Riddhi for the tutorial you created here.
Thanks a lot for this detailed video. I have learnt a lot and I appreciate the great effort put into this video to teach a lot of people. More success. Thanks a lot!
You have a nice base of subscribers so improve your voice quality it will be the main source of contribution to increase your followers by providing quality audio and video representation however the content is good.
Excellent tutorial. Thank you so much.. In Iterable and Iterator interfaces, we don't need to pass "this" to the inner iterator class. Correct? It can access items from the outer class.
Hey collenction frame work , threading wala vid is really good Can you teach Java from beginning as for c++ there are many like striver , love babbar but Java no one jisne dhangse pdhaya ho
Riddhi i don't know what else we can expect from you . simply you are awesome man but small suggestion from my side if u can plz extend the course duration on further videoes u have great stuff it's hard for us to grasp the same in short time 😅 give minimum of 20mins for any topic and maximum of 2days.still I'm ready to watch ur videoes 😅gud luck man
great brother thank you for the this osm video. I can understand your efforts. Can you make such a videos in hindi as well with simple language just real time scenario. apko bahot acchi tarikese explain krna ata hai
is that a adapter design pattern you used to implement iterable and iterator interface? as it uses reference of our custom impl and implements iterable interface making our impl adaptable to the interface that we are implementing . telling client that this list can be accessible sequentially.
Thanks for these videos, Please make videos on java 8 interview coding question which u have faced in interviews and commonly asked coding questions. Thanks
Very well explained, thanks for sharing quality stuff, can you share the notes related to this entire video if available please? As well as share some resources based on Wrappper class, boxing,unboxing,Comparator,Comparable interfaces,toString methods, if possible. Hoping to see some tutorials on OOPS in java from you. Do we go for Comparable interface only in case of custom classes where we need comparison strategy whereas we go for Comparator interface when we want to change existing order of comparison?
Sir you made me understand collections concept in very little time. Thanks a lot. I am now comfortable enough to use collections in the DSA questions and other harder topics in Java. Waiting for more videos in Java series. thanks once again.
Put in a lot of effort for this. I hope this would be helpful. Very few resources would cover topics in such depth. Also , next video on Multithreading. Just need your support to continue making this , as making tutorials are the hardest thing to do🙂
Thnx
Plz make some project based mullti threading viedo..
Thanks waiting for multithreading video
Waiting for multi threaded videos
@@DeepakLalchandaniProfile its already uploaded
if somebody wants to see this video and learn from it but for some reason can't, well trust me, watch it on 0.75 speed and your life will be changed for sure. He has put amazing efforts and the kind of examples and knowledge you are going to get from this video, you can't compare it with other's content on youtube , even if you do that with .equals method too, you just can't compare this video with anybody else.
Switching from C++ to Java after seeing the number of openings for Java. Really very helpful.
How did you do that like I mean I am programming in C++ but also overwhelmed by the openings in JAVA, how to do that???
Pure gold, putting in extra effort to cover all practical aspects of collections much appreciated
I completed this video and I want to say you are truly so fast while speaking. also this is very best video on collection framework.Thank you for making this kind of content.
I have never seen such outstanding and premium content on the collection framework ever. thanks bro now i say that i master collection and credit goes to you...!!
Crystal Clear Explanation.
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Man this is a masterpiece, thank you. Speed was just right btw
Need to switch job , but need to understand spring boot perfectly. Pls make on that also...a perfect playlist.
Great content bro. Finally someone is teaching industry oriented stuff.
More to come!
Everything under a single hood really concise and clear content for perfect beginner
My respect for you has increased multifold after watching Collections, MultiThreading, Lambda videos. Thank you so much, Riddhi. A lot of efforts goes into making these videos. Making them for free is next level thing.
Would love if you can cover stream separately.
Best explanation ever on TH-cam . ❤❤
1:00:26 CORRECTION: Queue actually implements FIFO and not LIFO. THANK YOU FOR THESE VIDEOS!!
Thank you.
Very helpful man!!!!! I recently joined Zoho and I was a mean stack dev. You made Java Collections very easy for me
Hey thanks, especially for the starting part "iterator and iterable" it gave real clarity.
Glad
Hey Riddhi, I just wanted to say a huge thankyou for dropping the best and in-depth collections video. Glad I found it!💎
Thanks Riddhi Dutta for making such a detailed video explaining all the topics in & out.
watching the first video on your channel and watched and understood the 3 Hrs video in a single go, on the internet no one has explained Java collection in this easy manner while including all the smaller points, Thanks for the video 🙂.
What a masterpiece it is Hats off to you sir, this is my some how 11-12 video on collection framework but the level of depth you gave me is much much much satisfactory.Please make more videos on what ever topic you want on java because i actually enjoyed this alot
Fantastic course! So glad to have found your channel. Looking forward to checking out more videos from you. Your comprehensive coverage of these concepts is very valuable!!!
Ravi Bishnoi's backup if cricket does not worked out for him.
haha
great teaching!! worth the 3hrs, to the point.
Awesome video as always. Just wanted to make a request please make a course on entire java development if possible along with core and java too. There aren’t any complete good courses available online as of now. I wouldn’t mind at all paying money to learn from you. Pls consider this request
The only youtuber whose videos can't be watchable at 2x 😂😂 btw thanks
Thats true 😂
The time to traverse the LinkedHashMap is proportional to the size as it maintains the order on insertion in the form of linked list and to get the value as per the matching key(hashCode() of the key) it has to traverse linked list linearly one by on which makes it O(n)[n->size of the linked List] complexity.Here the size is the no.of entries in the map not the the capacity to hold the max no.of elements
Correct
wow
Thanks For this such depth video!!!!!!!! Made my Day!!
Best explanation ever. Thanks a lot Riddhi for sharing it. It cleared a lot of doubts of mine and I m now very much confident to implement any collection.
Thanks for the in depth explanation of collections. Super insightful.
Finally i found the best of the best
In iterator example, why do we need to have OurGenericList inside the inner class since we can use the outer class's variable items?
Instead of index < list.size cant we use index < items.length ?
I think in this case we dont need that instance since he is using non static methods .unlike them ,if we use static inner classes then we need to create object of it and then we have to access it.
One of the best video I ever had on Java unbeatable content.Thanks a lot Riddhi. Keep it up.I really do appreciate your effort.
#G.O.A.T Content🤫🤫🤫👍🙌
Thank you
This is the best video I found on collections and thanks for putting lot of efforts, to make us understand the collections in deeper way.
Please make a video on core java in interview aspect
Saved your video on Java. Learning Kotlin at the moment for Android, hopefully by the end of this year I can learn Java for Android, or maybe early next year. Thanks, Riddhi for the tutorial you created here.
Thanks william
Just started with it. Planning to finish up by tomorrow.
Beautiful video man. Would love more and more such quality videos on core java , design patterns
+1
Thanks a lot for this detailed video. I have learnt a lot and I appreciate the great effort put into this video to teach a lot of people. More success. Thanks a lot!
Thanks man best collections explain ever
Excellent video bro! Thanks a lot ❤ A small correction @ 1:00:30, Queue is First In First Out.
Nicely explained.
It would be great if you can consider covering java 8+ concepts like streams and lambda functions.
In the pipeline
@@rite2riddhi waiting
@@anilreddy5291 lambdas 11:45am today
@@rite2riddhi Thanks Bhai
Thanks Alot 👏🙏🏻 Sir Your Explanation is Awesome... BTW I like You're HairStyle 🔥
Haha , Thank you
Thanks for the video, maybe we will be needing from scratch implementations of these Collection classes...
Please make a video on generics too.
Love from PK.❤
very good content to starts with collection and java interviews. even good for experienced persons
Unique Content , Loved it❤
TQSM, I'm eagerly Looking forward for your generics video ❤
Great Explanation, Thanks again !!!
Amazing video..super resourceful and we'll communicated!! Thank you Riddhi
Thank you bro!You saved my time.
Thanks for this video. Very helpful.
great video Riddhi da!
thanks😀for such a detailed video
Very very helpful one...Thanks a lot for this good content video.
Thanks Ridhhi, as usual this one too has been a great video :) Cheers
Really appreciated the effort... thanks a lot!!!
You have a nice base of subscribers so improve your voice quality it will be the main source of contribution to increase your followers by providing quality audio and video representation however the content is good.
Thank you
Your content is nice, but teaching speed is fast
talk slowly, it will be helpful to understand topic clearly
Very Good Explanation
This video is great. Please make a video on Java Generics.
Thanks for making this.. waiting for the future java videos
Excellent tutorial. Thank you so much..
In Iterable and Iterator interfaces, we don't need to pass "this" to the inner iterator class. Correct? It can access items from the outer class.
This is what I was looking for!, thanks bro!
Glad I could help!
Would love a video on Generics and other advance topics
It's a very informative video. Please make videos for custom implementation for all collection classes?
so far best on youtube :o
Thanks priya
completed full video best video on TH-cam one feedback please make slides in dark template
Haha thanks. Multithreading se , itz all dark mode
greate video of collection framework :)
Hey collenction frame work , threading wala vid is really good
Can you teach Java from beginning as for c++ there are many like striver , love babbar but Java no one jisne dhangse pdhaya ho
How to become an SDE at big product-based companies like you? Could you please make a video on that??
Riddhi i don't know what else we can expect from you . simply you are awesome man but small suggestion from my side if u can plz extend the course duration on further videoes u have great stuff it's hard for us to grasp the same in short time 😅 give minimum of 20mins for any topic and maximum of 2days.still I'm ready to watch ur videoes 😅gud luck man
You are a God!
Thanks Riddhi , for such a wonderful video and eagerly waiting for your next video on MultiThreading and lambda.
Thanks
great brother thank you for the this osm video. I can understand your efforts. Can you make such a videos in hindi as well with simple language just real time scenario. apko bahot acchi tarikese explain krna ata hai
is that a adapter design pattern you used to implement iterable and iterator interface?
as it uses reference of our custom impl and implements iterable interface making our impl adaptable to the interface that we are implementing . telling client that this list can be accessible sequentially.
Thank you for this tutorial , Sir please cover Generics , thank you so much in advance
great video🔥, very helful
Great Sir. Great content.
Still dont find the video on generics that you promised.
*Reminder for self*
Video Continue from List Iterators : 45:24
Keep this series going
I will
need a video on generics, please !
Thank you so much!
kindly cover generics ..... this is a great video
Thanks for these videos, Please make videos on java 8 interview coding question which u have faced in interviews and commonly asked coding questions. Thanks
Hey RIdhi...Lecture Was Damn Amazing but get the new mic! plzz
Amazing Riddhi! keep up the good work and you will become a youtuber millionaire haha
Thanks mate
Bro great video . need more Java videos in the d future p
More to come!
Hey you are so damn good teacher i understand all things
Quality Content :)
Thanks alot brother ❤❤❤🙏
Very well explained, thanks for sharing quality stuff, can you share the notes related to this entire video if available please? As well as share some resources based on Wrappper class, boxing,unboxing,Comparator,Comparable interfaces,toString methods, if possible. Hoping to see some tutorials on OOPS in java from you. Do we go for Comparable interface only in case of custom classes where we need comparison strategy whereas we go for Comparator interface when we want to change existing order of comparison?
everything was too good , just a question isn't stack a LIFO/FILO and queue is FIFO, I guess you said vice versa in video, Could you please clarify.
you are correct , stack is LIFO and queue is FIFO
Thanks a ton man!!!!
i thought kunal teaching style is fast but now riddhi is faster
explained very clearly
👏👏👏👏👏good tutorial..... thanks
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wow great lecture...Riddhi can u pls make such videos for OOPS concepts in JAVA ??
Sure
We want this kind of vidio irrespective of vidio length, not the roadmaps.
Roadmaps are important too. Otherwise people won't know what to study and how to🙂
he is genuinely inspired from Kunal Kushwaha