ComparatorT
ComparatorT refers to a generic interface or class in programming, typically found in languages like Java or C#, designed for defining custom comparison logic between objects. The 'T' signifies that it is a generic type, meaning it can be used to compare objects of any specified type. The primary purpose of a ComparatorT is to provide a way to sort collections of objects or to determine the order of elements in data structures like trees or priority queues.
Implementing a ComparatorT usually involves defining a single method, often named `compare`. This method takes two
The ComparatorT interface is a fundamental tool for achieving custom sorting and ordering in object-oriented programming.