container class

In object-oriented computer programming, a container class is a class of objects that is intended to contain other objects. These objects are usually allowed to be of any class, and may be of container classes themselves. Examples of container classes include sets, lists, stacks, queues and maps. The Java Collections Framework provides APIs and implementations for many kinds of container classes.

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