Java Sorting: Comparable vs Comparator

🔍 **Mastering Sorting in Java: Comparable vs Comparator** In Java, sorting objects is a common task—but choosing the right approach makes all the difference! ✅ **Comparable** Used when a class has a *natural/default sorting order*. 👉 Implemented using `compareTo()` method 👉 Defined inside the same class ✅ **Comparator** Used for *custom or multiple sorting logic*. 👉 Implemented using `compare()` method 👉 Defined in a separate class or via lambda expressions 💡 **Key Insight:** Use *Comparable* for a single default sort, and *Comparator* when you need flexibility. 📌 Example: Sort Students by marks (Comparable) or by name/age (Comparator) 🔥 Understanding these concepts strengthens your problem-solving and coding skills in Java! #Java #CoreJava #Programming #Developers #Coding #JavaDeveloper #Learning #Tech

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