HashSet consumes about 5.5 times more memory than ArrayList for the same number of elements (although they're both still linear), and has significantly slower iteration (albeit with the same asymptotics); a quick Google search suggests a 2-3x slowdown for HashSet iteration versus ArrayList.

If you don't care about uniqueness or the performance of contains, then use ArrayList.

HashSet consumes about 5.5 times more memory than ArrayList for the same number of elements (although they're both still linear), and has significantly slower iteration (albeit with the same asymptotics); a quick Google search suggests a 2-3x slowdown for HashSet iteration versus ArrayList.

If you don't care about uniqueness or the performance of contains, then use ArrayList.

HashSet consumes about 5.5 times more memory than ArrayList for the same number of elements (although they're both still linear), and has significantly slower iteration (albeit with the same asymptotics).

If you don't care about uniqueness or the performance of contains, then use ArrayList.

HashSet consumes about 5.5 times more memory than ArrayList for the same number of elements (although they're both still linear), and has significantly slower iteration (albeit with the same asymptotics); a quick Google search suggests a 2-3x slowdown for HashSet iteration versus ArrayList.

If you don't care about uniqueness or the performance of contains, then use ArrayList.