sort(): Let’s break the syntax | Introducing COMPARABLE | Java Generics Bounded type parameters | #4

This video introduces the Comparable interface. We will understand here that why Collections.sort() forces our custom class to implement the comparable interface.

To understand the Collections.sort() syntax properly we will be going through 10 mints kt for Java Generics Bounded type parameters. You can take this as a prerequisite for this tutorial.

By the end of this video, we will be able to fix the bug that we had in the last tutorial during sorting those custom objects.

But, First, it times to understand the Comparable interface and the compareTo() method.

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