1. Review Question 10.2 List<E> Set<E> Map<K,V>
What are the three main interfaces in the collection framework?
List<E>
Set<E>
Map<K,V>

2. Review Question 10.3
Name the classes that implement each interface, and state which is used when

3. Review Question 10.4
Why do we specify a type when creating a collection? Why not leave it Object?

4. Review Question 10.5
Consider the types List<CreditCard> List<RewardCard>
Is it true that one of them extends the other?

5. Review Question 10.6
A method takes as its parameter Set<? extends CreditCard>
Can we pass to it a Set<RewardCard> ?

6. Exercise 10.1
Determine the interface that should be used for each of the following collections
The names of all students registered in a course
The letter grades obtained in a course
The names of your contacts and the telephone number of each
The reserved words in Java

7. Exercise 10.2
Identify the compile-time error List<int> = new LinkedList<int>; Set<Date> = new HashMap<Date>; Map<String> = new TreeMap<String>;

8. Exercise 10.3
Write a program that deletes all but the last element from a given list

9. Exercise 10.4
Write a program that displays every other element of a given set

10. Exercise 10.11
Write a program that sorts a given set

11. Exercise 10.12
Write a program that reads a filename from the user and determines if it contains a serialization of Map<Integer,Date>
If it does, determine and output the earliest date

12. Exercise 10.5
Write a program that determines the largest key in a given map.
Assume that the key type K satisfies K extends Comparable<? super K>