Hi everyone,
I'm currently preparing for the Java SE 11 Developer certification and I'm a bit confused about the differences between `Comparable` and `Comparator` interfaces in Java. Could someone explain:
1. The main differences between `Comparable` and `Comparator`.
2. When to use each one.
3. Best practices for implementing these interfaces.
4. Any common pitfalls to avoid when using them.
Additionally, if you have any example code snippets or real-world scenarios where you've used these interfaces, that would be really helpful!
Thanks in advance for your help!
Java SE 11 Developer certification
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Re: Java SE 11 Developer certification
That's a lot of details that you have asked for. These are best explained by the JavaDoc API description of these interfaces or any good Java book. Did you go through any of that?
If there is any specify point that you did not understand about them after reading the API description, please mention that.
If there is any specify point that you did not understand about them after reading the API description, please mention that.
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