Is it possible to create a tree of objects in Java? -

I am trying to create an object tree in java. I also want to use Java class which makes it easy to add or remove nodes from the tree. What will be the best class for this purpose?

Example: Here is an array of objects. The object is the string "World" located above the array, the leaves are integer here, and I want to add "this is (world, 0, 0) string"! Will Java class be the best for this purpose as a leaf on "(World, 0, 0)?"

  "world" / \ 0/0/0 0 0    
 
 
 Create your own It's easy. Super super easy:  
  public class tree {public node route; } Public class node {public array list & lieutenant; Node & gt; children; Public node parent; Public string value; }   
 Now, something like this will be done by adding a string value with the sequence of an integer:  
  public square tree {put public string (string value) , Int [] path) {node current = root; For (int i = 0; i & lt; path.length; i ++) {if (present children. I == tap) {current.children.add (i, new node ()); } Present = present. Creed .. (i); } String ret = current.value; Current.value = value; }}   
 Getting value will be the same, except that you will not overwrite the current value with a given value.  
 What does   do in English:  
 
 Visit n  th  child of the current node, where n your path The next value is in  
 If the child is not present, then make it.  
 Repeat until the path ends.  
 Return the current value (optional)  
 Set the value to the new value.   
 Then something like this will appear:  
  tree myTree = new tree (); MyTree.root = new node (); Int [] path = {0, 0, 0}; MyTree.put ("Hi", Path); Println (myTree.get (path));   
 And you will find "Hello" in your console.