Sequenced Collections in Java 21 - Inside Java Podcast
Offered By: Java via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the new Sequenced Collections feature targeted for JDK 21 in this 40-minute podcast episode of Inside Java. Dive into the essence of Sequenced Collection interfaces with Stuart Marks, the owner of JEP 431, as he discusses how they address specific needs and integrate within the existing Collections framework. Gain insights into the design, architectural decisions, and API particularities of Sequenced Collections. Discover how this new collection type represents sequences of elements with defined encounter orders and learn about its potential to inspire future Java platform developments. Covering topics from Collections history to common problems, new methods, reversed methods, and performance impact, this comprehensive discussion provides valuable information for Java developers interested in enhancing their understanding of collection management in Java.
Syllabus
Introduction
Collections History
Common Problems
New Methods
Reversed Methods
How Sequenced Collections Work
Collections Utility
Naming Strategy
Performance Impact
Repurposing Deck
Taught by
Java
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