Understanding Vector in Java: A Comprehensive Guide to Dynamic Arrays and Thread-Safety

In Java, a Vector is a dynamic array-like data structure that can develop or shrivel in size as components are added or removed

It is part of the java.util package and executes the List interface, which makes it a part of Java’s collection framework

 A Vector consequently resizes itself when components are added past its current capacity

One of the outstanding features of a Vector is that it is synchronized

Like other List executions, a Vector keeps up the arrange of components as they are inserted