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Collections
In this episode of the How to Program with Java podcast, I will talk in-depth about Collections. Specifically, I will be covering the following topics:
- What is a Collection?
- Which Collection interfaces are most popular?
- What are some of the most common implementations of these interfaces?
- When should you choose one implementation over another?
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If you have any questions about programming, feel free to email me and I will answer your question on the show! How cool is that?
Take care everyone, and happy learning!
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Trevor,
I absolutely love the podcast and the tutorials. I am still back around episode 14 or 15, so forgive me if you have already incorporated this suggestion in future episodes. In your intro, your voiceover guy says something to the effect, “..you too can becom a Java programmer with absolutly no knowledge of programming.” I think the last clause is a little misplaced. Noone wants to become, or be thought of, as a Java programmer with no knowledge of programming. What you mean is “…you too, with absolutely no knowledge of programming, can become a Java programmer…” The difference is subtle, but the meaning is drastically different. This is pedantic, I know, but for some weirdos like me it is going to be bothersome every episode.
Thanks for all of your hard work. Keep it up!
Daniel.
Hey Daniel,
Thanks for the tidbit of information. I hadn’t even thought of that interpretation of the sentence, you are the first one to bring it up. Obviously the intention I had was to say that you could learn how to program, even starting with no knowledge.
Unfortunately I haven’t changed it yet, as changing it would go to the tune of $300. So I guess the question is, does it really bother me that much? As of this moment, I don’t have $300 to throw at this issue
I’m more than willing to accept donations though! haha
Take care Daniel, and I’m glad that you love the podcast!