Lecture

Comparing Objects: Comparable vs Comparator

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Description

This lecture covers the concepts of Comparable and Comparator interfaces in Java, explaining how classes implement these interfaces to enable object comparison. The instructor demonstrates the implementation of these interfaces in IntelliJ IDEA, showing examples of comparing objects of different types and how to define custom comparison logic.

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