This repository represents my step-by-step, hands-on practice of the Java Collections Framework, structured intentionally to cover each concept in a logical learning order.
The primary objective is to:
- Practice Java Collections deeply and consistently
- Cover the entire framework from fundamentals to practical usage
- Maintain a clean, readable, and well-organized codebase
- Showcase structured thinking and learning discipline
While this repository is built from a personal practice perspective, it is also structured in a way that others can learn from the code and organization.
✔ Practice-first, not theory dumping
✔ Step-by-step coverage of concepts
✔ Clear folder hierarchy
✔ Simple, readable examples
✔ Maintained as a learning log + reference
This repository reflects how I learn, practice, and organize technical concepts, not just final outputs.
- ☕ Java
- 🧩 Java Collections Framework
- ArrayList
- LinkedList
- Stack
- Deque
- HashMap
- HashSet
- PriorityQueue
Yadnyesh Dhangar
🎓 Engineering Fresher | Passionate Learner
- 💡 Exploring Java, DSA, Embedded Systems & Web Technologies
- 🚀 Open to internships and entry-level opportunities
This repository is actively maintained as part of my learning journey. If you find the structure or examples useful, feel free to explore or fork.