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1 Java Collections Framework- Interfaces All of these questions should be considered in the context of the interfaces in the Java Collections Framework 1. Explain the differences and similarities between a Set and a List 2. Explain the difference between a Collection and a Map. Could it also make sense to have Map be a subclass of Collection 3. Which of the JCF interfaces would be the most useful if we want to store a collection of students enrolled in COMP2402 so that we can quickly check if a student is enrolled in COMP2402? list of students, sorted by (lastname,firstname) mation (e.g., a mark) with each student a Bag using a Map. 4. How does your answer to the previous question change if we also want to be able to quickly output a . How does your answer to the previous question change if we also want to store some auxiliary infor- 6. A Bag is like a set except that elements can be stored more than once. Explain how you could implement 7. Explain the differences between an Iterator and a ListIterator. Show transcribed image text 1 Java Collections Framework- Interfaces All of these questions should be considered in the context of the interfaces in the Java Collections Framework 1. Explain the differences and similarities between a Set and a List 2. Explain the difference between a Collection and a Map. Could it also make sense to have Map be a subclass of Collection 3. Which of the JCF interfaces would be the most useful if we want to store a collection of students enrolled in COMP2402 so that we can quickly check if a student is enrolled in COMP2402? list of students, sorted by (lastname,firstname) mation (e.g., a mark) with each student a Bag using a Map. 4. How does your answer to the previous question change if we also want to be able to quickly output a . How does your answer to the previous question change if we also want to store some auxiliary infor- 6. A Bag is like a set except that elements can be stored more than once. Explain how you could implement 7. Explain the differences between an Iterator and a ListIterator.
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