Hi,
I have another question.
What is the advantage of arraylist over vector.
Why arraylist is widely used instead of vector in java programming?
Thanks in advance.....
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Jump to Postdon't use Vector unless you have to and remember that you don't have to unless you've no other option (like it's a required argument to some method). That's all you need to know.
Jump to PostWell in relation to threads, I major difference is that a Vector is synchronized and an ArrayList is not synchronized. What this means is, if two threads attempt to access a
Vector it will be synchronized. One thread will have to wait until the
other thread is finished accessing the …
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