If you see
the implementation of Hashtable / ArrayList, both are Arrays.
Following
are the main differences
Array List
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Hash Table
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ArrayList is a
List
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Hash Table is a
Map
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ArrayList is just a wrapper of the
class Array. Its internal representation is same as Array, just we use it to
get few extra methods provided with it.
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HashTable is same as arraylist,
but with a small addition. It is actually an array of a Structure.
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In Array List we
can ADD only items to the List
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In Hash Table we
can ADD Data with Key
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In Array List we
can ADD any DataType value, Every item in ArrayList is treated as Object.
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Retrieving by key
in Hash Table is faster than retrieving in ArrayList
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In one word, ArrayList is Index
based.
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Hash Table is on both Index based
and KeyBased.
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Ex
ArrayList arraylist = new ArrayList();
arraylist.Add("Myblog");
arraylist.Add(9);
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Ex
Hashtable ht = new Hashtable();
ht.Add("IndexOne","IndexValue");
ht.Add("IndexTwo",20);
ht.Add("MyBlogName","ReddyInfoSoft");
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So Ranking :
1. LinkedList (For Large List)
2. List<T>, Dictionary<T>
3. Array, ArrayList, HashTable
1. LinkedList (For Large List)
2. List<T>, Dictionary<T>
3. Array, ArrayList, HashTable
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