Use of Java's Collections.singletonList()? -
what use of collections.singletonlist() in java? (i understand returns list 1 element. why want have separate method that? how immutability play role here?)
are there special useful use-cases method, rather being convenience method?
the javadoc says this:
"returns immutable list containing specified object. returned list serializable."
you ask:
why want have separate method that?
as convenience ... save having write sequence of statements to:
- create empty list object
- add element it, and
- wrap immutable wrapper.
are there special useful use-cases method, rather being convenience method?
clearly, there use-cases convenient use singletonlist method. don't know how (objectively) distinguish between ordinary use-case , "specially useful" 1 ...
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