@vxxxnni
Your explanation was simple and clear. What I was trying to figure out in 1 hour , you did in 5 minutes. Mind Blowing!
@JoshuaLawrence-wc2yr
Busy practicing for a big practical test I have coming up and this video has been a lifesaver. Straight to the point, clear, and concise. Thank you so much for sharing!
@vanamutt43
thanks mate, finally understand what this is. i watched several tutorials and my teacher talked about it and finally you made it clear why we need and how we can use it.
@draganjonceski2639
Nice clear, concise and quick explanation!
@altayali7541
Super easy to understand because of this video. Thank you!
@CasualGamerJay
This helped out a ton, thank you!
@sallsu173
Nice explanation, keep the good work
@r_majka
Usefull and concise. Thank you:)
@buraxta_
It was very clear thanks lot 🙌
@kinrev6719
Thanks for the help, it was really useful!
@hans-henrikmadsen2003
Hello, thank you for this video it is a great help for me. I do have one question : how happens if they have same id and you want the "compare method" to compare on something else instead of setting them equal to each other? like if they have same Id number, you want to compare the name then
@gringotico1759
Alternatively for line 51, you can call the method arr.sort(null) and you'll accomplish the same.
@deli5777
Thanks man, this helped a lot!
@thetruth5672
Great. Awesome. So the Collections.sort(car) method will go and look inside compareTo() method, and see that which values are being compared. here we have id compared and the value 0,1,-1 is returned. and based upon these returned values the collections.sort(car) methods works.
@williamsenior717
Genius !
@pollekiller3678
good vid :)
@akna1987
good video but you forgot to add the equals() method
@beanos1.071
Why did you only write the get id method and not the get name?
@davidsanchez-bu9un
Excellent!
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