See: Description
Interface | Description |
---|---|
CollectionByte |
A collection of
byte s. |
CollectionDouble |
A collection of
double s. |
CollectionFloat |
A collection of
float s. |
CollectionInt |
A collection of
int s. |
CollectionLong |
A collection of
long s. |
CollectionNumber |
A collection of numeric (primitive) elements.
|
CollectionShort |
A collection of
short s. |
IteratorNumber |
An iterator for a stream of primitive numbers, which allows to retrieve
the value casted in the type you prefer.
|
ListNumber |
An ordered collection of numeric (primitive) elements.
|
Class | Description |
---|---|
ArrayBoolean |
Wraps a
boolean[] into a ListBoolean . |
ArrayByte |
Wraps a
byte[] into a ListByte . |
ArrayDouble |
Wraps a
double[] into a ListDouble . |
ArrayFloat |
Wraps a
float[] into a ListFloat . |
ArrayInt |
Wraps a
int[] into a ListInt . |
ArrayLong |
Wraps a
long[] into a ListLong . |
ArrayShort |
Wraps a
short[] into a ListShort . |
BufferInt |
An implementation of a list on top of buffer.
|
CircularBufferDouble |
An implementation of a list on top of a circular buffer.
|
CollectionNumbers |
Utilities to work with number collections.
|
IteratorByte |
An iterator of
byte s. |
IteratorDouble |
An iterator of
double s. |
IteratorFloat |
An iterator of
float s. |
IteratorInt |
An iterator of
int s. |
IteratorLong |
An iterator of
long s. |
IteratorShort |
An iterator of
short s. |
ListBoolean |
An ordered collection of
boolean s. |
ListByte |
An ordered collection of
byte s. |
ListDouble |
An ordered collection of
double s. |
ListFloat |
An ordered collection of
float s. |
ListInt |
An ordered collection of
int s. |
ListLong |
An ordered collection of
long s. |
ListMath |
Math operations defined on lists of numbers.
|
ListNumbers |
Utilities for manipulating ListNumbers.
|
ListShort |
An ordered collection of
short s. |
SortedListView |
A sorted view of a list.
|
The design is loosely inspired by the Collection framework, but does not
directly implement it. Due to the invariant nature of Java generics,
it would make the usage of inheritance awkward. See IteratorNumber
for more details.
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