Java Collections from basics to Advanced

Java Collections from basics to Advanced, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.4, with 104 lectures, based on 1615 reviews, and has 13147 subscribers.

You will learn about Data Structures using collections Java Collections framework Concurrent or synchronized Collections Lambda Streams Parallel Streams Arrays in Depth Generics This course is ideal for individuals who are Students who wants Mater to Collections and Concurrent Collection in Java or Master Java Streams and Lambda or Master Generics or Master Arrays or Master Data Structures using collections It is particularly useful for Students who wants Mater to Collections and Concurrent Collection in Java or Master Java Streams and Lambda or Master Generics or Master Arrays or Master Data Structures using collections.

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Summary

Title: Java Collections from basics to Advanced

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.4

Number of Lectures: 104

Number of Published Lectures: 104

Number of Curriculum Items: 104

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 104

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Data Structures using collections
Java Collections framework
Concurrent or synchronized Collections
Lambda
Streams
Parallel Streams
Arrays in Depth
Generics

Who Should Attend

Students who wants Mater to Collections and Concurrent Collection in Java
Master Java Streams and Lambda
Master Generics
Master Arrays
Master Data Structures using collections

Target Audiences

Students who wants Mater to Collections and Concurrent Collection in Java
Master Java Streams and Lambda
Master Generics
Master Arrays
Master Data Structures using collections

BEST in Class course for Java Collections, underlying implementation of Data Structures used in Collections, Advanced Java Collections,Concurrent Collections, Java Generics , Java Lambda and Streams to deal with any kind of data.

This course will empower you to solve any data structure problem using Java.

This course will not only cover Java way to deal with data – Java Collection Framework and Advanced Java Collection APIs but also cover the Modern way of dealing with data in Java by covering Lambda and Streams APIs to make your life easier.

We will also explain the underlying data structure before coming to any collection implementation.

We will cover all the below topics in detail :

Arrays – Basics Java Construct all Data structures are directly indirectly built upon arrays �

Generics – Type safe and reuable Collections would not have been possible without it.

Collections – Yeah! Most of the data structures Java already supplies in form of Collections.

Concurrent Collections – Collections in multi threading environment,

Lambda Expression – New Java way of writing code

Streams – Give sppeed to your collections and write clean and small code to do a lot of things.

Details :

Arrays

01 -Arrays and Single D Arrays

02- MultiDArrays

03- Declaration and initialization,creation of Arrays

04- Playing with Syntax

05- Traversing Arrays,Length of Array

06- Types of Array based on elements it holds

07- Assigning and Reassigning Array Objects to Array References

08- Anonymous arrays

Collections – Deep Dive … we have broken this into multiple sections.

List

01 – List interface

02 – Array Lists

03 – Linked Lists

04 – Vector

05 – Stack

06 – Cursors to travesrse the data…

Then we will cover set under collections…

01 – HashSet

02 – LinkedHashSet

03 – SortedSet

04 – NavigableSet

05 – TreeSet

05 – Comparable and Comparator

Then we will move to MAP – and this a very important we have explained this in very very detail …

Belive me if you want to know a Data Structure make sure you know Map…. the complexity of searching and placing an element in Map is O(1).

In Map we will cover…

01-HashMap and its internal Working

02-Difference bw HashMap and HashTable

03-Linked HashMap

04 – IdentityHashMap

05 – WeakHashMap

06 – Sorted Map

07 – NavigableMap

08 – TreeMap

09- Summary Of Map

Then we will move to the next section … Concurrent Collections… and this section is also very detailed..

01 Section Introduction

02 Need of Concurrent Collections

03 Concurrent Modification Exception

04 How Concurrent Collection Solved the problems

05 ConncurentHashMap Heirarchy and Methods

06 ConncurentHashMap internal Implementation

07 ConncurentHashMap in Multithreading Envoirnment Program Demo

09 CopyonWrite ArrayList

10 CopyOnWriteArrayList – Constctuctors and Methods

11 CopyOnWriteArraySet

After That we will start Lambda Expression the efficient may to write code started in Java 8 , we will also show you how you will be able to simplify your collection code using … Lambda..

01 – Lambda Introduction

02 – Write Lambda Expression

03 – Functinoal Interfaces

04 – Invoke Lambda

05-few more Examples of invoking Lambda

06 Lambda Summary

07 Lambda With Collections

08 comparator – Lambda

09 Sorting a List Without Lambda and With Lambda

10 predefined Functional Interfaces – Predicates

11 Predicates Example

12 function

13 consumer

14 Supplier

15 Double Colun Operator Method reference

16 Double Colun Operator Constructor reference

After that we will start Streams i think the most important concept to learn if you are using Java 8 and Beyond, this can process your data not simply but efficiently.

01- Streams basics code to get familiar with Syntax

02- stream in Detail – Filter() and Map() Methods

04- More on Methods in Streams

05- More on Streams

06 – Parallel Streams

07 – Sequential vs Parallel streams performance Comparison

08- Summary Of Streams and what we learned

We will keep on covering Collections best Practice and common pitfalls

By End of this course you will start fall in Love in collections and with your data. You will also love Java’s modern way of dealing with data using lambda and streams.

We have covered each and every topic in very much detail.

Last but not least : This course comes with a 30 days money back guarantee if it does not fit in your needs, and we are always available to answer your questions.

HAPPY LEARNING

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Java Arrays in Depth

Lecture 1: Section introduction

Lecture 2: Arrays and Single D Array

Lecture 3: Multi-Dimensional Arrays

Lecture 4: Declaration and initialization,creation

Lecture 5: Playing with Syntax

Lecture 6: Traversing Arrays, Length of Array

Lecture 7: Types of Array based on elements it holds

Lecture 8: Assigning and Reassigning Array Objects to Array References

Lecture 9: Anonymous arrays

Lecture 10: Arrays Summary

Chapter 3: Collections Overview

Lecture 1: Collections Overview

Chapter 4: Collection Framework

Lecture 1: Collection Framework

Chapter 5: Collection and Collections

Lecture 1: Collection Interface

Lecture 2: Collection vs Collections

Chapter 6: Generics Overview

Lecture 1: Generics Overview

Chapter 7: Lists ArrayList LinkedList Vector and Stack and Cursors

Lecture 1: List

Lecture 2: ArrayList

Lecture 3: Important concepts of ArrayList

Lecture 4: LinkedList

Lecture 5: LinkedList vs ArrayList

Lecture 6: Vector

Lecture 7: Stack

Lecture 8: Cursors

Lecture 9: Summary

Chapter 8: Set Its implementation class and more

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: HashSet

Lecture 3: LinkedHashSet

Lecture 4: SortedSet

Lecture 5: NavigableSet

Lecture 6: TreeSet

Lecture 7: Comaparable(I) and Comparator(I)

Lecture 8: Summary

Chapter 9: Queues

Lecture 1: Queue Interface

Lecture 2: PriorityQueue

Lecture 3: Summary

Chapter 10: Maps & Trees in Depth – Working and its implementation classes

Lecture 1: Map Introduction

Lecture 2: Hashing

Lecture 3: HashMap – Introduction

Lecture 4: HashMap – Internal Working

Lecture 5: Difference Between HashMap and HashTable

Lecture 6: LinkedHashMap

Lecture 7: IdentityHashMap

Lecture 8: WeakHashMap

Lecture 9: SortedMap

Lecture 10: NavigableMap

Lecture 11: TreeMap

Lecture 12: Summary

Chapter 11: Concurrent Collections in depth

Lecture 1: Section introduction

Lecture 2: Need of Concurrent Collections

Lecture 3: ConcurrentModificationException

Lecture 4: How Concurrent Collection Solved the problems

Lecture 5: ConcurrentHashMap Hierarchy and Methods

Lecture 6: ConcurrentHashMap internal Implementation

Lecture 7: ConcurrentHashMap in Multi-threading Environment Program Demo

Lecture 8: CopyOnWriteArrayList

Lecture 9: CopyOnWriteArraySet

Lecture 10: Summary

Chapter 12: Lambda and Collections in depth

Lecture 1: Section Overview

Lecture 2: Lambda introduction

Lecture 3: Write Lambda Expression

Lecture 4: Functional Interfaces

Lecture 5: Invoke Lambda

Lecture 6: Taking few more examples for Invoking Lambda

Lecture 7: Few more Examples of invoking Lambda – Example 1

Lecture 8: Few more Examples of invoking Lambda – Example 2

Lecture 9: Few more Examples of invoking Lambda – Example 3

Lecture 10: Few more Examples of invoking Lambda – Example 4

Lecture 11: Lambda Summary

Lecture 12: Lambda With Collections

Lecture 13: Comparator using Lambda

Lecture 14: Sorting a List Without Lambda and With Lambda

Lecture 15: Predefined Functional Interfaces – Predicates

Lecture 16: Predicates Example

Lecture 17: Function

Lecture 18: Consumer

Lecture 19: Supplier| Functional Interface

Lecture 20: :: operator

Lecture 21: :: Double Colon Operator – Constructor reference

Lecture 22: Lambda Summary

Chapter 13: Streams in Depth and collections

Lecture 1: Section Overview

Lecture 2: Streams basics code to get familiar with Syntax

Lecture 3: Stream in Detail – Filter() and Map() Methods

Lecture 4: More Methods in Streams

Lecture 5: Some more on Streams

Lecture 6: Parallel Streams

Lecture 7: Sequential vs Parallel streams performance Comparison

Instructors

Basics Strong
Team of technocrats and Programming lovers

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5 stars: 721 votes

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