I think Java collection is the most important knowledge point in Java foundation, and Java collection must be mastered. In the internship/autumn recruitment interview, as long as you face Java, you must have Java collections.
Java Collection Mind Map
Java collection source notes
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One, study guide
1. Java Collection Study Guide
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1.1 Before learning a technology, you must know why you want to learn it!
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1.2 How to start learning Java collections
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1.3 Assemble advancement and interview
二、Collection
1. Introduction to Collection
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1.1 Why do you need Collection
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1.2 The difference between array and collection
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1.3 The origin and function of Collection
2. Introduction to Iterator
3. Introduction to List Collection
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3.1 List collection commonly used subclasses
4. Introduction to Set collection
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4.1 Common Subclasses of Set Collection
Three, List collection
1. ArrayList analysis
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1.1 Construction method
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1.2Add method
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1.3 get method
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1.4 set method
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1.5remove method
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1.6 More details
2. The difference between Vector and ArrayList
3. LinkedList analysis
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3.1 Construction method
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3.2add method
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3.3remove method
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3.4 get method
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3.5set method
4. List collection summary
Four, Map collection
1. Introduction to Map
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1.1 Why do we need Map
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1.2 The difference between Map and Collection
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1.3Map function
2. Introduction to hash tables
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2.1 Working principle of hash table
3. Introduction to Red-Black Tree
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3.1 Review the binary search tree
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3.2 Knowing the new 2-3 tree
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3.3 From 2-3 trees to red-black trees
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3.4 Basic knowledge of red-black tree
Five, HashMap
1. HashMap analysis
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1.1 HashMap construction method
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1.2put method
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1.3 get method
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1.4remove method
2. Comparison of HashMap and Hashtable
3. HashMap summary
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六、LinkedHashMap
1 、 LinkedHashMap
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1.1LinkedHashMap domain
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1.2 LinkedHashMap rewriting method
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1.3 Construction method
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1.4put method
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1.5 get method
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1.6remove method
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1.7 Ways to traverse
2, LinkedHashMap summary
Seven, TreeMap
1. Anatomy of TreeMap
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1.1TreeMap domain
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1.2TreeMap construction method
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1.3put method
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1.4 get method
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1.5remove method
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1.6 Traversal method
2. TreeMap summary
Eight, ConcurrentHashMap
1. Anatomy of ConCurrentHashMap
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1.1 First knowledge of ConCurrentHashMap
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1.2 JDK1.7 low-level implementation
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1.3 Why do I need ConCurrentHashMap with Hashtable
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1.4 A brief introduction to CAS algorithm and volatile
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1.5ConCurrentHashMap domain
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1.6ConCurrentHashMap construction method
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1.7put method
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1.8get method
2. ConcurrentHashMap summary
Nine, Set
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1. Anatomy of HashSet
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2. Anatomy of TreeSet
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3. Anatomy of LinkedHashSet
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4. Set collection summary
十、CopyOnWriteArrayList
1、Vector和SynchronizedList
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1.1 Review the thread-safe Vector and SynchronizedList
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1.2 Vector and SynchronizedList may have problems
2. Introduction to CopyOnWriteArrayList(Set)
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2.1 CopyOnWriteArrayList implementation principle
Eleven, Java collection interview questions
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1. The difference between ArrayList and Vector
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2. The difference between HashMap and Hashtable
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3. The difference between List and Map
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4. The elements in the Set cannot be repeated, so what method is used to distinguish whether they are repeated or not? Is it to use == or equals()?
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5. The difference between Collection and Collections
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6. Tell me the storage performance and characteristics of ArrayList and LinkedList
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7. The difference between Enumeration and Iterator interfaces
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8. What are the characteristics of ListIterator
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9. What is the concurrent collection class?
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10. If the key value of HashMap in Java is a class object, what conditions need to be met by the class?
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11. What are the best practices related to the Java collection framework
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12. How to improve efficiency by adding 10,000 pieces of data to the ArrayList collection