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True or False?
A collections framework is a unified architecture for representing and manipulating collections. All collections frameworks contain three things. Those three things are:
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True according to The Java Tutorial from Oracle
False. Iterator is not a class. It is an interface. Therefore, it has no place in the given list of classes.
True. With respect to an earlier question, Collection and Map are the two top-level interfaces.
False. While the Iterator interface is heavily used in conjunction with collections, according to The Java Tutorial from Oracle, it is not one ofthe core collection interfaces.
True.
False. Object's references are always stored as type Object .
False. Primitive values cannot be stored in a collection without first encapsulating them in an object. (Standard wrapper classes are provided for encapsulating all primitive types.)
False. The collections in the framework always store references to objects, rather than storing the objects themselves.
True.
False. Collection is one of two top-level interfaces in the framework. The other top-level interface in the framework is named Map .
True.
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True.
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