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[ Short Course | Magercises | Download ] The Java Developer Connection (JDC) presents a Short Course on the Collections Framework written by Java Software licensee, the MageLang Institute. A leading provider of Java technology training, MageLang has contributed regularly to the JDC since 1996. The MageLang Institute, since its founding in 1995, has been dedicated to promoting the growth of the Java technology community by providing excellent education and acting as an independent resource. To find out more about MageLang's Java technology training, visit the MageLang web site. In working through this Short Course and the accompanying
magercises you will learn to use the Collections Framework to
store and manipulate groups of data as a single unit, a
collection. Topics include a discussion and demonstration of
many of the abstract data types familiar from computer
science data structure curriculum: maps, sets, lists,
trees, arrays, hashtables, and other collections. In addition,
the courseware includes coverage of the data structures and
algorithms associated with these abstractions. ObjectivesBy the end of this short course the student will be able to perform the following tasks:
Prerequisites A general familiarity with the Java programming language. If you are not familiar with these capabilities, see the Java Tutorial. While the course uses things like the JFC/Swing component set and reading from a socket connection, it is not necessary to understand these capabilities. About the Author John Zukowski is a Software Mage
with MageLang Institute. He is the author of John Zukowski's
Definitive Guide to Swing for Java 2 and Mastering Java 2,
as well as many other technical publications and articles. He serves on
the Senior Advisory Board at JavaWorld
and as the Focus on Java
guide at About.com. Copyright © 1999 MageLang Institute. All Rights Reserved.
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