Introduction to Comp132 Lecture 10
Let's dive into the details surrounding Comp132 Lecture 10. Searching for items on a list. Writing the equals method. Finding out which of two items is bigger/smaller.
Comp132 Lecture 10 Comprehensive Overview
Fix a problem in the motor class to make it more human readable and less error prone. Show various ways to use an ArrayList. More with equals and compareTo. Using Collections library for min/max/sort/reverse. Unit tests for equals and compareTo. Common operations on List/ArrayList. For each and counted loops. Positional notation for lists.
Lecture 10
Summary & Highlights for Comp132 Lecture 10
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