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java学习笔记（java学习笔记） 1, the difference between Collection and Collections? Collection is the higher-level interface of the collection class, and the interfaces inherited from it are mainly Set and List. Collections is a help class for collection classes. It provides a series of static methods that implement sorting, searching, and thread safety for a variety of collections. 2, list, map, set List dynamic collection interface, the advantage is that you can add elements dynamically. It is convenient to traverse the collection elements through the Itractor iterator. Map is the collection of key value pairs, and the advantage is that you can find the corresponding value by the corresponding key, just like a key with a corresponding lock. Set is also a collection of relational mechanisms between its adjacent two elements, and the advantage is that it facilitates the lateral search of adjacent set elements, However, once one of the elements is deleted, the relationship between the adjacent elements must be changed, and it is not convenient to add and delete elements dynamically. The difference between List, Map, Set List interface to Collection a simple expansion, and its specific implementation classes are commonly used ArrayList and LinkedList. You can put anything in a List container and take it out when you need it. From the name of ArrayList can see that it is a similar array is stored, so its random access speed, and LinkedList internal implementation is the list, it is suitable for the need in the middle of the list of frequent insertion and deletion. In specific applications, you can choose freely as needed. The previous Iterator can only do a forward traversal of the container, while ListIterator inherits the idea of Iterator and provides a bidirectional traversal of the List. The Set interface is also an extension of Collection, and unlike List, the object elements in Set cannot be repeated, that is, you cannot put the same thing two times in the same Set containe