Java Collections Examples

A hands-on collection of Java programs demonstrating the core Collections Framework, with examples for List, Map, and Set.

What’s Inside

• List/ – Examples using ArrayList, LinkedList, and demonstration of common operations like adding, removing, and iterating.
• Map/ – Code snippets for HashMap, TreeMap, and operations such as putting, retrieving, and iterating over entries.
• Set/ – Demonstrations of HashSet and TreeSet, showcasing unique element storage, ordering, and basic operations.

Tech Stack

• Written in Java (JDK 8+)
• Built using core Java concepts and the Collections API.

Project Structure

Collection/
├── List/
│ └── ... (Java examples using List)
├── Map/
│ └── ... (Java examples using Map)
├── Set/
│ └── ... (Java examples using Set)
└── README.md

Each folder contains runnable Java files that cover:

• Common operations (add, remove, iterate, etc.)
• Example use cases and best practices

How to Run

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/Guru1817/Collection.git
   cd Collection

2.Navigate to any package folder—for example, Map:

cd Map

3.Compile:

javac *.java

4.Run:

java Main  # or the appropriate main class

Future Enhancements

-Add examples for Queue, Deque, and PriorityQueue
-Demonstrate Concurrent Collections like ConcurrentHashMap
-Include Java 8+ Stream API usage with Collections
-Add unit tests using JUnit for each example
-Optional: Create a README.md inside each folder with detailed explanations

Contributing

-Contributions are welcome!
-Fork this repository
-Add new examples in the appropriate folder
-Commit your changes with a clear message
-Open a Pull Request

License

This project is open-source under the MIT License.

Author: Gurupada Nayak