The nCopies() method of Collections class returns an immutable object of List. The immutable object cannot be modified. It is read-only. If tried to modify, the JVM throws UnsupportedOperationException. Following is the method signature static List nCopies(int n1, Object obj1): Returns an immutable list containing n1 elements of the object obj1. That is add() method …
The shuffle() method of Collections class shuffles the elements randomly. The same method shuffle() called multiple times gives different order of elements. The algorithm is developed by designers with some randomness basing on a seed value. Shuffling is useful in game development. For example, using shuffle() method, the playing cards can be shuffled. This method …
A data structure (DS) can be termed as a storage box of data, or to say, a collection of elements. To the storage, further elements can be added, existing elements can be retrieved, deleted or replaced or can be copied to another DS. In Java, a data structure is a class (just like any other …
