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Object Oriented Programming with Java Unit 4 – Java Collections Framework: important questions for AKTU

Unit 4 (Java Collections Framework) questions that AKTU repeats most often. This unit carries about 22 marks per paper. Start with the repeated questions, then the most asked topics.

Most repeated Unit 4 questions

  • Compare and contrast ArrayList and LinkedList in terms of performance and usage. (7 marks, 2025, List Interface Implementations) – also asked in 2024
  • Write a program to demonstrate the use of HashMap and iterate through keys and values. (7 marks, 2025, Map Interface Implementations) – also asked in 2024
  • Discuss the hierarchy of the Collection framework in Java. Differentiate between List, Set, and Map. (7 marks, 2025, Collection Framework Overview) – also asked in 2024

Most important Unit 4 topic

  • List Interface Implementations (Unit 4: Java Collections Framework) – asked 3 times in 2024, 2025

Most asked Unit 4 topics

  • List Interface Implementations – asked 3 times
  • Collection Framework Overview – asked 2 times
  • Map Interface Implementations – asked 2 times

More Unit 4 previous year questions

  • How does Stack differ from Queue? (2 marks, 2025, List Interface Implementations)
  • Describe Collections framework in Java with a suitable diagram displaying interfaces and classes and their hierarchy. Also explain the List, Set and Queue interfaces. (7 marks, 2024, Collection Framework Overview)
  • Describe Linked List in Java collection framework. With suitable example describe any five methods available in Linked Lists. (7 marks, 2024, List Interface Implementations)
  • Describe HashMap in Java collection framework. With suitable example describe any five methods available in HashMaps. (7 marks, 2024, Map Interface Implementations)

Unit 4 syllabus topics

  • Collection Framework Overview
  • List Interface Implementations
  • Set Interface Implementations
  • Map Interface Implementations
  • Sorting and Comparators