Lesson: Interoperability (The Java™ Tutorials > Collections)

Interoperability

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Lesson: Interoperability

In this section, you'll learn about the following two aspects of interoperability:

Compatibility: This subsection describes how collections can be made to work with older APIs that predate the addition of Collections to the Java platform.

API Design: This subsection describes how to design new APIs so that they'll interoperate seamlessly with one another.

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