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In this part of my Java Video Tutorial I introduce Java collection classes. Specifically I cover how to use Java ArrayLists.
Java ArrayLists make it easy to keep track of groups of objects. A Java ArrayList differs from a java array in that it automatically resizes itself when you add or remove values.
I’ll go over nearly every Java ArrayList method in this video.
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Iterator library is still useful after the advent of enhanced for loop?
When your professor isn’t super clear, always head to Derek Banas videos!
Thank you! You’re great!
5:44 is that an individual situation?
Can’t use removeRange. I googled that this is protected method.
I really liked this episode. A lot of the time Java can get confusing, but this stuff just seemed to make sense.
This channel has become my goto channel if I want to learn a new topic !! You are AMAZING !!
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If you type “sysout” and then hit ctrl+space, you’ll get
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thank you Derek. you just made my arraylist confusion soo soo much easier
Thank you so much! may i ask why do people use “i” all the times in for loops?
hi i like this video very much! just wanna ask why for names.add(2,”jack ryan”) jackryan has not replace the one used to be in 2?
what about a 2-D arrayList?
Really Helpful!
for the import java.util.ArrayList; and all of the others they are yellow help please
Is it possible to create a collection of boolean that is mutable? in that case, how?
Very nice indeed! It is amazing how much you can learn about anything from the Internet for free because of people like you!
can any one explain what does object[] array does?
Very helpful except my professor is asking us to do some pretty whacky stuff. How would one insert a pair of data into a table. For example, my objective isto apply the use of Scanners for keyboard input and ArrayLists for maintaining lists of data. Essentially, I have to insert an (int, string) pair which needs to be stored in a specific bin based on the int%5 value.
Is Arraylist has efficient as linked list in terms of saving memory ?
why the video so laggy?
Your tutorials are excellent. Thank you !
Greetings Derek, All videos and presentation are excellent. Your voice is appealing too. The language is simple and examples are fabulous.
You are the best derek
Hey Derek, does importing the entire library have any effect with the speed of execution of the code? Like why aren’t we using “java.util.*;” instead of “java.util.ArrayList” and others.
As I understand it in, fact you have the freedom to define any word of the real language as a class, with a function/meaning/operation you want and on the base of this word (which becomes the object/class) you just add a dot and after that again operations that want to run. Although many of these operations are not defined in the specific class under development. And as I see from the suggestions the program gives automatically when you type a dot, there are already -many of them-existing. I suppose in libraries from the years of development by coders as a now default in most packages. Am I right? 😉
omg thanks! This helps a lot.
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Hi Derek, awesome video as always.
I have a small question about the removeRange function. Why is it protected, and how can I still use it?
I get an error “removeRange(int, int) has protected Access in ArrayList”, whenever used names.removeRange(0,1); Is there a way to bypass that?
How does a program know that “i” equals to a name? We did not statated String i = John Smith for example
is there such thing as multidimensional array list
your video is simplest to understand!! kudos to you..
So an arraylist can be used as a infinite database?
Do you need the iterator and arrays import? In intellij I haven’t been using those but my programs work
Thanks for the video derek
when I import Arrays my program says to me ” expected”
omg thanks! This helps a lot.
Can you explain the difference between using a for loop and an iterator and which one is better?
It’s 2017 and i still refer to this tutorial. Great videos…