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The document discusses the real-time applications of collections in Java, highlighting their use in various sectors such as e-commerce, social media, banking, gaming, and real-time data processing. It explains how different types of collections like ArrayList, HashMap, and Queue are utilized for managing data efficiently in these applications. The conclusion emphasizes the versatility and importance of Java collections in building robust and efficient applications.

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The document discusses the real-time applications of collections in Java, highlighting their use in various sectors such as e-commerce, social media, banking, gaming, and real-time data processing. It explains how different types of collections like ArrayList, HashMap, and Queue are utilized for managing data efficiently in these applications. The conclusion emphasizes the versatility and importance of Java collections in building robust and efficient applications.

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JAV

A
Real application of collections
in JAVA
Introducti
on
Java is a high-level object oriented programming
language developed by Sun Microsystems now owned
by Oracle Corporation.
It was first released in 1995 and has since become one
of the most popular programming language worldwide
Real-time applications of collections in
JAVA
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E Commerce Social Media Bank
Platform Applications System

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Management Gaming Real-time Data
System Application Processing
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1 E Commerce 2 Social Media
Platform
Collections are used to manage
Applications
Collections help in managing user
product inventories, user carts, and data, posts, comments, and likes.
order histories.
• Array List or LinkedList for storing
• Array List or HashSet for storing and posts and comments.
managing products. • HashMap for storing user profiles with
• HashMap for mapping product IDs to user IDs as keys.
product details. • Set for maintaining unique likes on a
• Queue for handling orders in a first- post.
come-first-served manner.
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Content Management
System
Collections are crucial for managing
System
Collections are used to manage
accounts, transactions, and customer articles, categories, tags, and users.
details.
• Array List for storing articles or blog
• Array List or LinkedList for transaction posts.
histories. • HashMap for associating tags with
• HashMap for customer data with articles.
account numbers as keys. • Tree Set for maintaining a sorted list of
• Priority Queue for processing loan categories.
applications or customer service
requests based on priority.
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5 Gaming 6 Real-time Data
Applications
Collections manage game entities,
Processing
Applications like stock market analysis
player inventories, and leader boards. or sensor data processing use
collections for storing and analysing
• Array List for storing game entities like streams of data.
characters or items.
• HashMap for mapping player IDs to
• Concurrent HashMap for thread-safe
player data.
operations on live data.
• Tree Set for maintaining a sorted leader
• Blocking Queue for handling streams of
board based on scores.
incoming data for real-time processing.
Each of these applications benefits from the specific features provided by different
types of collections in Java, such as dynamic resizing, constant-time performance for
basic operations, and thread safety. These features make Java collections an essential
part of building robust and efficient real-time applications.
Conclusi
on
Java collections provide versatile solutions for
managing data efficiently in real-time
applications, from basic data storage to complex
algorithm implementations and user interface
development.
Thank
YOU
By Meghana

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