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By daniel
via javabeat.net
Published: Mar 19 2007 / 11:42
In this article I will write about the new Collections APIs introduced in Java 6.0. Mustang has few interesting changes in the Collections APIs, one amoung them is the Deque. Deque is used for the Bi-Directional traversal. It has different implementations including BlockingDeque,ArrayDeque,etc. I will talk about the Deque and its various implementation, also few more changes in the Collectiona API in Java 6.0.
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daniel replied ago:
I looked, this doesn't appear to be plagiarism. While I can definitely tell what they used as source material, there's still a lot of useful added content. Feel free to contradict me with a link if you find otherwise...
Lowell Heddings replied ago:
It's essentially just a rewrite of this:
http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/technotes/guides/collections/changes6.html
It's a little more user-friendly than the real docs, so I'll let it slide. =P I don't really see the value to the end user in rewriting official release notes and then slapping ads on the page, though.
daniel replied ago:
I looked at that, it's got a lot more content than that. :-) He definitely used the collections changes docs as a basis, but it's got quite a bit more. For one thing, you'll notice the significant number of code samples present in the link but not in the documentation...
codezed replied ago:
Who reads documentation? :-)
One advantage is that it gets posted to dzone and I read about it, which I wouldn't have otherwise. Plus it is presented in a much nicer layout and font.
There were ads? Oh, there they are - I had to revisit the page to see them. I've evolved to filter them out.
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