Lists

The Java Collections Framework is partially implemented in ATALibJ. Unfortunately, a lot of it is very deeply rooted in Java SE and it is difficult to implement all of it without making ATALibJ much larger than desired. We've chosen the most used classes and implemented them in ATALibJ. If you want to make your own implementations, the interfaces are there for you.

##Collection A collection represents a group of objects, known as its elements.

##List A list is an ordered collection. Its elements are in a specified order.

##ArrayList A non-type-safe non-thread-safe re-sizable array-backed list that automatically adjusts to growth and decline of elements.

##SafeArrayList A type-safe ArrayList. It only allows elements of one class type.

##SortedArrayList An ArrayList that is automatically sorted using a Comparer.

##Collections The utilities class that manipulates collections.

##Iterator Interface for objects that generate a series of elements.