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Chapter 18, Problem 1MC
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List is used to store the elements in an ordered sequence and it allows duplicate elements.
Hence, the correct answer is option “A”.
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Explanation of Solution
List:
- List is an ordered collection, which is used to order their elements by its position.
 - It allows duplicate elements.
 - New methods are defined inside the List interface.
 - Using “ListIterator”, a list can be inserted in both forward and backward direction.
 - It allows any number of null values in its collection.
 
Explanation for incorrect options:
b. Set:
Set is a data structure that is used for storing and processing non duplicate elements.
Hence, the option “B” is wrong.
c. Map:
Map is an interface which contains values on the basis of key and a value pair and represents a mapping between them.
Hence, the option “C” is wrong.
d.Hash set:
Hash set is used to create a collection that uses a hash table for storage.
Hence, the option “D” is wrong.
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