In Part One we learned the basics of using the Linked list class in java. I showed how to create, add, edit, and remove items from the list.
Now I am going to show you how to use the following functions:
.toString(), .equal(), .hashCode(), .isEmpty(), .subList(), .contains(),
Recently I have been playing around with Java’s LinkedList class. This is a very usefull class that is included in java.util.LinkedList.
The LinkedList Class allows you to implement a linked list (what a surprise) with a simple class declaration. I am going to explain how to create and use the class, as well as a few tips I have picked up while playing around with the class.
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Recently in a couple class projects I have needed to use command line arguments, and the first time dealing with these can be a little confusing. So here is four short programs that simply output these arguments.
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