SortedArrayList and Merge 1.4

SortedArrayList is a Java class provided by Canadian Mind Products that extends the ArrayList class to maintain elements in sorted order during insertion.

SortedArrayList uses binary search to find the correct position for inserting elements in such a way that the list remains sorted at all times.

No, SortedArrayList stores elements of the same type, as it relies on the natural ordering of elements to keep them sorted.

SortedArrayList does not allow null elements to be inserted, and it will throw a NullPointerException if attempted.

No, SortedArrayList is not thread-safe by default. If concurrent access is needed, external synchronization mechanisms should be used.

Elements can be retrieved using methods like get(int index) or using iterators provided by the ArrayList superclass.

Yes, elements can be removed from a SortedArrayList using methods like remove(int index) or remove(Object obj) based on index or object equality.

Yes, by providing a custom Comparator implementation during creation, users can define their own sorting criteria instead of relying on natural ordering.

Merge by Canadian Mind Products is a utility class that provides static methods for merging two SortedArrayList instances into a single SortedArrayList preserving the order.