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## Data Structures In Java
#### Overview
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-This is the definition written in wikipedia
about data structures in general:
- "A data organization, management and storage format that enables efficient access and modification. More precisely, a data structure is a collection of data values, the relationships among them, and the functions or operations that can be applied to the data.
-```
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+This is the definition written in wikipedia about data structures in general:
+
+
+ "A data organization, management and storage format that enables efficient access and modification. More precisely, a data structure is a collection of data values, the relationships among them, and the functions or operations that can be applied to the data."
+
#### Most popular data structures
-- Set [Interface]
-Contains only unique elements.
+- Set [Interface]
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+Set is an interface which extends Collection. Unordered collection of objects, which does not keep duplicate values. Simply said set is a pair of key and value.
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+Set is implemented by HashSet, TreeSet, LinkedSet.
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+_HashSet_ - Underlying data structure is HashTable.
+_HashTable_ is data structure, which is based on arrays. Offers fast insertion and searching. Key values are assigned to elements in a Hash Table using a Hash function. A hash function helps calculate the best index an item should go in.
+HashTable is thread safe and synchronized => it is slower. Works with multiple threads and does not allow null key.
+HashMap is not thread safe and unsynchronized => it is faster. Works with single thread and we can have one key which is null.
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+
+_Map.Entry_ – Entry is an interface inside Map interface; we use it for entrySet() – the set of entries: key + value.
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+_TreeSet_ - This is a set but with alphabetical/ numerical order. Again, we do not have duplicates. We have a tree:
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-#### Resources
+#### More information
- Wikipedia - data structures