The Java Collections Framework (JCF) is a unified architecture for storing, retrieving, and manipulating groups of objects, providing benefits like reduced programming effort and increased performance. It consists of interfaces, classes, and algorithms, with key components including List, Set, Queue, and Map. The framework offers various collection types suited for different use cases, promoting code reusability, type safety, and efficiency.
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Collections in Java
The Java Collections Framework (JCF) is a unified architecture for storing, retrieving, and manipulating groups of objects, providing benefits like reduced programming effort and increased performance. It consists of interfaces, classes, and algorithms, with key components including List, Set, Queue, and Map. The framework offers various collection types suited for different use cases, promoting code reusability, type safety, and efficiency.