How To Sort Objects On Multiple Fields Using Comparator Interface 

simple and good explanation

This was a perfect explanation of a very specific question. Thanks!

Whoa this is a lot simpler than the method I had found, though slightly less flexible. I think I'll use this way of sorting on multiple fields in the future for a lot of 'one-time' sorting jobs where I don't necessarily need to sort the data in a lot of different ways.

Excellent explanation. Adding to your video.. we can do something like below in java8 with multiple fields: listOfEmps.stream().sorted(Comparator.comparing(Employee::getEmpId).thenComparing(Employee::getEmpName)).forEach(System.out::println);

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Way of teaching is very good ....very easy and simple thanks

Good tutorial

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sorting on two fields, great explanation sir. Thank you.

Thankyou, my issue got resolved from this logic.

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Great Explanation!

Thanks for video/ I have an issue with this way of sorting though. Because, when the first field is sorted , second one is ignored/ For ex suppose there are two fields Age and name , & i intend to sort on age and name both. So if there are two entries with age 34, and name as Abhi and Nutan, I need Abhi to appear first in the list and then Nutan. How do I achieve this?

Awesome explanation. Thank you Sir.

Thank you for your explanation, but you had sorted department only not name... can we sort both name, department together.

Very helpful, thank you. Can you do a video on how to sort data in a CSV file?

Hi , Hashmap have a key as orgid and value as emplist Ex: Map Employee class have empid ,empsalary Need to sort the hash map based on emp salary ??? Is it possible .. can u please explain the same with code .. Thanks, Karthic Sakthivel

Very helpful thanks a lot

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Excellent !!! Quite accurate !