Mastering Java: The Ultimate Quiz for 'Thinking in Java'

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Which method is not part of the Collection interface?

  1. get

  2. add

  3. remove

  4. clear

The correct answer is: get

The Collection interface is a framework in Java that defines a set of methods for working with a group of objects. The methods get, add, remove, and clear all belong to the Collection interface. However, the get method is not part of the Collection interface because it is used for accessing a specific element from a data structure, whereas the other methods are used for manipulating the entire collection. Therefore, option A (get) is the correct answer. The other options may seem like they could be incorrect, but they are all valid methods within the Collection interface.