I have collection of items and every of them has int TypeId property. I need to reorder items in this collection (or get new), where items are ordered so first all items with TypeId = 3, then with Typ
I need some generic comparator which would accept instances of List or Set as an argument, and order direction argument (ASC, DESC), and then return the sorted collection. I can not seem to find on in
How can I bind all the artists from the Artists collection to a ListBox in a PanoramaItem? My xaml is as follows:
I have couple interesting Java collections in my hand such as: http://code.google.com/p/guava-libraries/
I need to filter a List of size 1000 or more and get a sublist out of it. I dont want to use an iterator.
Is there historical reasons to the two ambiguous List.remove? List.remove(int) List.remove(Object) It seems like terrible design to me.
I have a generic collection that contains a method that the items in the collection need to call. Each item has a reference to the generic c开发者_开发知识库ollection. The problem is that I can\'t use
private List list; If we use Collections.unmodifiableCollection(list), will this return a copy of the collection, or is it faster than creating a copy? We could do other.addAll(list) but we have lis
I have a doubt from the book Efective Java. The doubt is regarding equals method reflexive rule violation. The book says the following:
I\'ve been studying for the SCJP, now Oracle Certified Professional Java SE Programmer exam. I\'ve had a difficult time wrapping my head around all the different collections and when to use them. I\
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