Hello,
I have just updated the Java Collections Cheatsheet with a small modification : in the first table, I have mentioned the utility class “Collections” (thank you Evernat for your feedback).
If you are not familiar with the O-Notation (in our case, n is the number of elements managed by the collection):
O(1): Constant –> the time to [...]
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