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Chapter 13: Processing Data in Collections
      
  1.Which of the following is a valid Java wrapper class?  
  a.   Char  
  b.   Double  
  c.   Int  
  d.   All of the above  
      
  2.Java iterators ________.  
  a.   are objects that encapsulate the ability to visit each element in a collection  
  b.   implement the hasNext(), next(), and remove() methods  
  c.   implement the Iterator interface  
  d.   All of the above  
      
  3.A programming operation is said to be “expensive” when the operation ________.  
  a.   is difficult to debug  
  b.   requires a correction after the program ships to customers  
  c.   takes a (relatively) long time to execute  
  d.   All of the above  
      
  4.Which of the following is NOT true of linked lists?  
  a.   Each element in a linked list is called a link.  
  b.   Linked lists can be singly linked or doubly linked.  
  c.   LinkedList implements the Collection interface.  
  d.   ListIterator adds new methods to Iterator including previous() and hasPrevious().  
      
  5.A set is a collection with no duplicate elements. Object obj1 is considered a duplicate of object obj2 when ________.  
  a.   they are actually the same object  
  b.   they have identical values in their corresponding fields  
  c.   obj1.equals(obj2) returns true  
  d.   All of the above  

 

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