Java Development Tutorials
In this example we will learn how to add a entire collection to a Java ArrayList. we will follow the below steps.
We have already seen about how to inject dependency to a List and Set Collection, now we will look into injection to a Map java collection. As we all know Map uses key, value pair to store the values. A pair of key and value is called as a entry. We will be using <entry> tag in our configuration file to inject values. [Read more…]
Previously we have let about Spring Dependency Injection With List Collection, There will not be much of difference between list and set,except we will be having Set in all the places of list. Lets see how to inject values to the Set Collection. We will be injecting String values to a Set and Objects to another Set using <set> tag in our configuration file. [Read more…]
In my previous article we have already learnt about the Dependency Injection in Spring and Setter Injection in the form of Primitives and injection in the form of Objects. Spring support injection in the form of collection as well, it supports the below collections. [Read more…]
The headSet(E toElement)() method of java.util.TreeSet class will returns a view of the portion of this set whose elements are strictly less than toElement. The returned set is backed by this set, so changes in the returned set are reflected in this set, and vice-versa. The returned set supports all optional set operations that this set supports. [Read more…]
The Queue interface is a subtype of java.util.Collection interface. This represents Ordered list of object where elements inserted at the end of the queue, and elements removed from the beginning of the queue. [Read more…]
In this example we will see how to use ArrayList in Java. ArrayList implements List interface, java.util.ArrayList class is re-sizable which will let you add or remove elements from it with ease. [Read more…]
We have learnt how to iterate a collection using iterator, now lets see how to remove a element from a collection while iterating itself. The remove() method of the iterator will let us remove the element from the underlying collection. [Read more…]
We can iterate an collection using the Iterator object(). The iterator has two methods which will let you to iterate. The hasNext() method returns True when the collection has more elements in it and next() method returns the next element. [Read more…]
