Set vs list java

Set vs list

Set is unordered
List is ordered collection, 
List allow duplicate elements
Set does not allow duplicates.
List can have multiple null elements
Set will allow only one null element.
The List can contain duplicate elements
Set includes unique items.

Set vs list java

List																Set
1. The List is an ordered sequence.	           						1. The Set is an unordered sequence.
2. List allows duplicate elements									2. Set doesn’t allow duplicate elements.
3. Elements by their position can be accessed.						3. Position access to elements is not allowed.
4. Multiple null elements can be stored.							4. Null element can store only once.
5. List implementations are ArrayList, LinkedList, Vector, Stack	5. Set implementations are HashSet, LinkedHashSet.

List vs Set

List > Ordered and Indexed Collection, May contain duplicates
Set > Collection of Unique values, not ordered, no indexing

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