What are the types of ordered collections in Java and what are their characteristics?

In Java, there are ordered collections such as:

1. TreeSet is an ordered collection implemented based on a red-black tree, where elements are sorted either in natural order or based on a custom comparator.
2. LinkedHashMap is an ordered mapping structure that is implemented based on both linked lists and hash tables, it can be sorted according to the insertion order or the access order.
3. LinkedHashSet is an ordered collection that is implemented using both a linked list and a hash table, with elements being sorted based on the order of insertion.

The characteristics of these ordered sets include:

1. Elements can be sorted in a specific order, whether it be natural or custom.
2. Support operations such as inserting, deleting, and searching elements while maintaining their order.
3. You can access the elements in a collection in order through methods such as iterators or traversal.
4. In certain situations, the performance of sorted collections may be affected by the sorting algorithm used, so it is important to choose the appropriate sorted collection based on the specific circumstances.