Guava brings filtering and transformation on collections to standard Java and that is the subject of this post. Guava’s Collections2 class features two public methods, both of which are static.

The method below shows use of System.arraycopy ... "Vegetables DESTINATION Array"); // Demonstrate simplified printing of Java collections final List<String> fruitsList = Arrays.asList ...

So implementing them takes much more work, especially implementing the methods that return subsets of the underlying data structure. We've looked at the fundamentals of the Java Collections ...

But the semantics of the finalize method are tied to the JVM’s infamous ... Of course, that really is the problem, isn’t it? Java has never had predicable garbage collection services.

I haven't used the apache collections library, but guava is the very first thing I add to any new java project. Even if you completely exclude the collections part altogether, it is still insanely ...