Better Java with Google Collections

By Patrick Bacon | Published: February 23, 2010

Version 1.0 of the Google Collections library was officially released December 30, 2009. I have been using the library for the past 6 months or so on a variety of Java projects, with great success. Today I gave a brown-bag talk to share with some interested Atoms.

I have included below the sample code I used as presentation material, in case others are interested.

Note: As I was putting this post together I read that Google Collections is now part of Google’s guava-libraries project, which has not been officially released yet.

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