When the sort method works only on lists, then I feel a little bit upset by keeping it in a storage class. Should not a separate category devoted to the list? Maybe something like abstract element or list ..?
Thursday, 15 March 2012
"text"> , there are specific methods for the archive is an accessory category, despite all its collections, for all the collections < In addition to the method for code> list map s, sorted map s, sortedset s, and However, archive s.
Although making a separate subsidiary for lists alone would be a justified option, using one assistant assistant, all the collections will help one place become perfect, as well as: It makes it easy for developers to remember Where are the methods, because there is only one class.
Note that starting with Java-8 you can call sort , and make it easier to find the implementation.
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