Java API provides builtin support for common data structures, essential
for writing programs e.g. array, linked list, map, set, stack and queue. You
don't need to implement these data structure by yourself, you can directly use
it in your program, thanks to rich and efficient implementation provided by Java
API. This is also one reason, why Java is best programming language. Since data structure is core to a any
program and choice of a particular data structure greatly affects both
functionality and performance of Java applications, it's worth an effort to
explore different data structure available in Java. Many of these data
structure are part of hugely popular Java Collection Framework, and
almost all Java programs, may be, except hello
world make use of Collection in one or another form. In this Java tutorial,
we will take a look at common data structure e.g. Array, LinkedList, Stack, Queue, Map, Set and How
they are implemented in Java, along with how to use them.
Previous Topic
