legacy collection classes in java l
egacy collection framework in java
legacy classes in collection framework
legacy classes in collection framework in java
legacy collection Enumeration interface in java
difference legacy and collection classes
difference legacy and collection classes in java
Legacy
CollectionFrameWork :
The earlier
versions of java the concept of collection frame work was known as data
structures. The concept of data structures was able to fulfill pure
requirements of industry and unable to fulfill some other requirements of
industry. Hence the concept of data structures was reengineered to the industry
on the name of new collectionframework and the existing data structures was
renamed as Legacy Collectionframework.
Difference between Collection and Legacy collection frame work ?
Basic difference
between New Collectionframework and legacy Collectionframework is
that all
classes and interfaces of new collectionframework are belongs to non
–synchronized and they permits us to access common details concurrently where
as Legacy Collectionframework classes and interfaces are belongs to
synchronized and they always allows us to access individual personal / specific
details sequentially across glob.
Real Life Example
:
All the
depositors of one bank are recommended to place in New Collection Frame
classes
and interfaces related objects and they can be accessed concurrently by all the
depositors where as individual account holders details to be accessed by the
individual account holder’s details to be accessed by the individual depositors
sequentially and those details must be placed in Legacy CollectionframeWork classes
and interfaces i.e: one account holder details cannot be accessed by multiple
user’s.
Legacy CollectionFrameWork contains two types.
1)
1 – D / single collection frame work.
2)
2 – D /double collection frame work.
As part of legacy collection frame work we have the following interface
and classes.
Data Extraction Interfaces are as follows :
1- D and 2-D Collection Frame work classes are
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