A Review of the java.

util Package
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A Review of the java.util Package

Presented By
AMIT RANJAN TRIPATHY Roll # CS 200118157

Under the guidance of

Dr. Ravi P. Reddy

Amit Ranjan Tripathy [1]

 A Review of the java.util Package
Introduction
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• The ad hoc approach

lacked an unifying theme

• The Collections framework

Collections
Maps

Amit Ranjan Tripathy [2]

 A Review of the java.util Package
The Collection Interface
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Amit Ranjan Tripathy [3]

 A Review of the java.util Package
The Collection Classes
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Amit Ranjan Tripathy [4]

 A Review of the java.util Package
The Map Interface
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Amit Ranjan Tripathy [5]

 A Review of the java.util Package
The Map Classes
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 A Review of the java.util Package
Legacy Classes And Interfaces
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• Reengineered to support Collections

• Synchronized : The only Advantage

• Enumeration

 Calcified as obsolete

 Superceded by Iterator

Amit Ranjan Tripathy [7]

 A Review of the java.util Package
The Legacy Classes
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Amit Ranjan Tripathy [8]

 A Review of the java.util Package
Working of Hash Tables
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 A Review of the java.util Package
Other Utility Classes
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• StringTokenizer : Lexical analysis made easy

• BitSet
• Date
• Random
• Observable
Update( )
notifyObservers( )

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 A Review of the java.util Package
Conclusion
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• The Collections framework

 Unified theme for “data engines”
 Reengineering of the base classes
 Maps introduced

• Broad domain of applications

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 A Review of the java.util Package
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Thank You!!!

Amit Ranjan Tripathy [12]