Introduction to Java Programming and Data Structures, Comprehensive Version (11th Edition)
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Comparator interface:
Comparator interface offers the sequence of multiple sorting which offers the compare() method to sort the data.
- It helps the compare the data of different classes.
- The Comparable interface is present in java.util package.
- The lambda expression is used in Comparator interface to simply the code.
Create Comparator interface by using the lambda expression is given below:
//Create object for Collection and compare size of e1 and //e2
(e1, e2) -> e1.size() – e2.size()
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In the above code,
- Create the two objects for Collection such as “e1” and “e2”...
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