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List and Set Difference in Java

The document discusses differences between lists and sets in Java. It defines lists as ordered collections that maintain insertion order, while sets are unordered. Common list implementations are ArrayList and LinkedList, while common set implementations are HashSet, TreeSet, and LinkedHashSet. Lists allow duplicate elements and null values, while sets allow only single null value and do not allow duplicates. The code provided demonstrates use of an ArrayList to store department names.

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List and Set Difference in Java

The document discusses differences between lists and sets in Java. It defines lists as ordered collections that maintain insertion order, while sets are unordered. Common list implementations are ArrayList and LinkedList, while common set implementations are HashSet, TreeSet, and LinkedHashSet. Lists allow duplicate elements and null values, while sets allow only single null value and do not allow duplicates. The code provided demonstrates use of an ArrayList to store department names.

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ASSIGNMENT NO 5

NAME # SAMUDDIN

REG NO # 15PWBCS0491

SECTION #B
LIST AND SET
DIFFRENCE
(1) :-

LIST IS AN ORDERED COLLECTION IT MAINTAIN THE INSERTION ORDER WHICH MEAN


UPON DISPLAYING THE LIST CONTENT IT WILL DISPLAY THE ELEMANT IN THE SAME
ORDER IN WHICH THEY GOT INSERTED INTO THE LIST.

SET IS AN UNORDERED COLLECTION. ITS DOESNOT MAINTAIN ANY ORDER.

THERE ARE FEW IMPLEMENTATION OF SET WHICH MAINTAIN THE ORDER.

(2) : -

LIST IMPLEMENTATION: ARRAYLIST,LINKED LIST.

SET IMPLEMENTATION : HASHSET ,TREE SET,LINKEDHASH SET.

(3): -

LIST ALLOWS ANY NUMBER OF NULL VALUES

SET CAN HAVE ONLY A SINGLE NULL VALUES AT MOST

(4): -

LIST ALLOWS YOU TO STORE DUPLICATE ELEMANT

SET NOT ALLOWS YOU TO STORE DUPLICATE ELEMANT


import java.util.ArrayList;

import java.util.HashSet;

import java.util.List;

import java.util.Set;

/*

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* To change this template file, choose Tools | Templates

* and open the template in the editor.

*/

package arraylistcheck;

import java.util.ArrayList;

import java.util.HashSet;

import java.util.List;

import java.util.Set;

/**

* @author Samuddin

*/

public class SetAndList{

public static void main( String[] args )

{
System.out.println("List example .....");

List<String> list = new ArrayList<String>();

list.add("1");

list.add("2");

list.add("3");

list.add("4");

list.add("1");

for (String temp : list){

System.out.println(temp);

System.out.println("Set example .....");

Set<String> set = new HashSet<String>();

set.add("1");

set.add("2");

set.add("3");

set.add("4");

set.add("1");

set.add("2");

set.add("5");

for (String temp : set){

System.out.println(temp);

}
Array list
Array list: -

Array list: -

 Array list object can be used to store a list of an object.


 Java array list class uses a dynamic array for storing the element.

It extend abstract list class and implement list interface

 Java array list class can contain duplicate elements


 Java array list class maintains insertion order
 Java array list class is non synchronized
 Java array list class allow random access because array work at
the index basis
SOURCE
CODE
/*

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* and open the template in the editor.

*/

package arraylistcheck;

import java.util.ArrayList;

/**

* @author Samuddin

*/

public class ArrayListCheck {

/**

* @param args the command line arguments

*/

public static void main(String[] args) {

ArrayList<String> DeptList = new ArrayList<>();

DeptList.add("Computer Science");

DeptList.add("Computer System");

DeptList.add("Chemical");
DeptList.add("Software");

DeptList.add("Information Technology");

DeptList.add("Civil");

DeptList.add("Mechincal");

DeptList.add("Mining");

DeptList.add("Mechatronic");

DeptList.add("Electrical");

DeptList.add("Agriculture");

// Remove the Dept

System.out.println("Remove Mining Engineering "+DeptList.remove("Mining"));

System.out.println("Remove Civil Engineering "+DeptList.remove("Civil"));

System.out.println("Remove Agriculture Engineering "+DeptList.remove("Agriculture"));

//Check the Size of List (Mean How many Dept In List)

System.out.println("List Size "+DeptList.size());

//Check the List Some Dept

System.out.println("Cantain Mining Engineering "+DeptList.contains("Mining"));

// Location of Dept that what Index/List the Dept are Store

System.out.println("The Location of Comuter System "+DeptList.indexOf("Computer


System"));

//Check the List is Empty or Not

System.out.println("Check the List is Empty "+DeptList.isEmpty());

// Add new Dept To lst

System.out.println("Add the New Dept to List "+DeptList.add("Basic Scince"));

// Remove The Dept using Index

System.out.println("Remove the Dept using Index "+DeptList.remove(4));


//Display The List

System.out.println("Display the List "+DeptList.toString());

// Display The List In Reverse Order

for(int i=DeptList.size()-1;i>=0;i--){

System.out.println(DeptList.get(i)+"");

System.out.println();

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