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How much in Collection Framework??

 
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Hello friends,
What I wanted to know is that how much are we expected to know from the Collection FrameWork for the Exam . Will knowing the heirachy suffice??
Also r
1)Collection Alogrithms
2)Arrays(Collection Frame work)
and
3)Legacy Classes (Dictionary,HashTable,Stack,Properties ...)
thre for the Exams,Plss lettme know urgently coz my exam date is nearing.
Can any one also tell me as to wat sought of questions are being asked from this part of the topic.
 
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They are not asking very detailed questions on Collections. You should know the basic features (not the API) of Collection interfaces. Like, List maintains the order and can contain duplicates while Set is unordered and cannot contain duplicated etc.
Also read a basic things/facts about Vector and Hashtable classes.
You'll get all the neccessory info from the Collections trail of Java tutorial on Sun site. It is very good and sufficient.
HTH,
Paul.

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