• Which of the following interfaces does the Set interface extend?

• A) Collection
• B) List
• C) Map
• D) None of the above
• Which of these is not a part of the Java Collection Framework?
• A) HashMap
• B) Dictionary
• C) ArrayList
• D) HashSet
• Which class provides a dynamic array in Java?
• A) ArrayList
• B) HashSet
• C) Vector
• D) LinkedList
• What does the java.util.Collections class provide?

• A) Collection classes
• B) Methods to manipulate collections
• C) A framework for Collection classes
• D) A collection of collections
• Which of the following allows duplicate elements?
• A) Set
• B) List
• C) Map
• D) None of the above
• Which interface provides the functionality to store unique elements only?
• A) List
• B) Set
• C) Map
• D) Collection
• Which method is used to add an element to a collection?
• A) add()
• B) insert()
• C) put()
• D) append()
• Which of these classes implements the List interface?

• A) HashMap
• B) TreeSet
• C) LinkedList
• D) TreeMap
• The LinkedList class in Java uses which data structure?

• A) Array
• B) Hash table
• C) Linked list
• D) Binary tree
• Which of these collections uses a hashing mechanism to store elements?
• A) LinkedList
• B) HashSet
• C) ArrayList
• D) TreeSet
• The HashMap class implements which of these interfaces?

• A) Map
• B) Set
• C) List
• D) Collection
• Which class provides constant time for basic operations like add, remove, contains, and
size?
• A) ArrayList
• B) LinkedList
• C) HashSet
• D) TreeMap
• What is the output of new TreeSet<>(Arrays.asList(3, 2, 1, 4))?

• A) [4, 3, 2, 1]
• B) [1, 2, 3, 4]
• C) [1, 3, 2, 4]
• D) Random order
• Which of these collections is synchronized?
• A) ArrayList
• B) HashMap
• C) TreeMap
• D) Vector
• Which collection class does not allow null values?
• A) LinkedList
• B) HashMap
• C) TreeMap
• D) HashSet
• What is the default load factor of a HashMap?
• A) 0.25
• B) 0.50
• C) 0.75
• D) 1.00
• Which method returns the number of elements in a collection?
• A) size()
• B) length()
• C) count()
• D) getSize()
• Which of these methods is used to obtain an iterator?
• A) getIterator()
• B) iterator()
• C) iter()
• D) retrieve()
• Which collection supports the LIFO order?
• A) ArrayList
• B) LinkedList
• C) Stack
• D) HashSet
• Which data structure is best for fast searches?
• A) ArrayList
• B) LinkedList
• C) HashMap
• D) TreeSet
• The Queue interface is implemented by which of the following classes?
• A) Stack
• B) ArrayDeque
• C) LinkedList
• D) Both B and C
• Which of these classes is generally preferred for implementing the Map interface?
• A) HashMap
• B) HashSet
• C) ArrayList
• D) Vector
• Which method removes the first occurrence of an element in a list?
• A) remove()
• B) removeFirst()
• C) delete()
• D) deleteFirst()
• Which interface provides sorting of elements in natural order?
• A) Comparable
• B) Comparator
• C) Both A and B
• D) None of the above
• Which of these classes provides better search performance?
• A) LinkedList
• B) ArrayList
• C) Vector
• D) HashSet
• What is the time complexity of searching in a HashMap?

• A) O(n)
• B) O(log n)
• C) O(1)
• D) O(n log n)
• Which method in Map interface is used to obtain a collection view of the values?

• A) values()
• B) viewValues()
• C) getValues()
• D) retrieveValues()
• Which collection supports FIFO order?
• A) Stack
• B) Queue
• C) LinkedList
• D) ArrayList
• Which class implements both List and Deque interfaces?
• A) LinkedList
• B) ArrayList
• C) HashSet
• D) HashMap
• In TreeMap, elements are stored in:

• A) Random order
• B) Descending order
• C) Natural order
• D) Insertion order
• Which method removes all elements from a collection?
• A) removeAll()
• B) deleteAll()
• C) clear()
• D) purge()
• HashSet is implemented using which data structure?

• A) Array
• B) Linked list
• C) Hash table
• D) Binary tree
• Which class maintains insertion order?
• A) HashMap
• B) TreeMap
• C) LinkedHashMap
• D) HashSet
• Which method is used to retrieve, but not remove, the head of a queue?
• A) head()
• B) peek()
• C) poll()
• D) element()
• Which of the following collections doesn’t allow duplicate values?
• A) List
• B) Map
• C) Set
• D) Collection
• What is the time complexity of contains method in a HashSet?

• A) O(1)
• B) O(log n)
• C) O(n)
• D) O(n log n)
• The Collections.max() method returns:

• A) Maximum element
• B) Minimum element
• C) Median element
• D) None of the above
• Which of the following classes can store null values?

• A) HashMap
• B) TreeMap
• C) TreeSet
• D) All of the above
• Which interface provides the method put?

• A) Collection
• B) Set
• C) Map
• D) List
• In Java Collections, the term fail-fast refers to:

• A) Concurrent modification detection

• A) TreeMap
• B) HashMap
• C) ConcurrentHashMap
• D) Hashtable
• The Collections.shuffle() method is used to:

• A) Sort elements
• B) Randomize elements
• C) Find max element
• D) Find min element
• Which class provides support for blocking queues?

• A) Queue
• B) BlockingQueue
• C) ArrayList
• D) LinkedList
• Which method retrieves and removes the head of the queue?
• A) peek()
• B) poll()
• C) remove()
• D) element()
• Which class does not support null values?

• A) LinkedList
• B) HashSet
• C) TreeSet
• D) ArrayList
• Which collection maintains a sorted order of elements?
• A) HashSet
• B) TreeSet
• C) ArrayList
• D) LinkedHashSet
• Which method checks if a collection is empty?
• A) isEmpty()
• B) empty()
• C) hasNoElements()
• D) checkEmpty()
• The remove method throws NoSuchElementException if:

• A) The list is empty