Question 1 If N represents the number of elements in the collection, then the add method of the SortedArrayCollection class is O(N). True False   Question 2 If N represents the number of elements in the list, then the index-based remove method of the ABList class is O(N). True False   Question 3 The add method of our Collection ADT might throw the CollectionOverflowException. True False   Question 4 A list allows retrieval of information based on the size of the information. True False   Question 5 Our CollectionInterface defines a single constructor. True False   Question 6 Our lists allow null elements. True False   Question 7 Even though our collections will be generic, our CollectionInterface is not generic. True False   Question 8 Our lists are unbounded. True False   Question 9 If N represents the number of elements in the collection, then the contains method of the ArrayCollection class is O(N). True False   Question 10 Our lists allow duplicate elements. True False

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Map

A map is defined as the name of a higher-order function in most of the programming languages that applies a given function to each element of a functor, such as a list, and returns a list of results in the same order. A map is also called the collection of values based on a key, i.e. a key and value pair. A map has its own set of keys. Duplicate keys are not permitted in the Map, although duplicate values are permitted. Because a Map cannot be navigated, it must be converted to a Set using the keySet() or entrySet() methods. For key-value association mapping, such as dictionaries, maps are ideal.