Remove Duplicates from List Using LinkedHashSet

Another implementation of the Set interface is LinkedHashSet. LinkedHashSet maintains the order of elements and helps to overcome the HashSet limitation. The following code demonstrates this:

This code is quite similar to the one seen earlier, except that it uses a LinkedHashSet. The input List is passed as a parameter to the LinkedHashSet constructor.

Since a LinkedHasSet is used, the elements will be ordered as in this case the output should be:

5 10 15 20 35 40 25
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