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Andrey Gorkovenko Random
12 February 2025 9:57
Java vs. JavaScript: What's the Difference?It’s like Java and JavaScript, the programming languages are just bound to be pitted against each other forever. It starts with the name. JavaScript was doomed to be eternally confused as some extension to Java, and indeed it is confused...
12.02.2025
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John Selawsky Java Classes
12 February 2025 8:32
Java.util.Date Class What is java.util.Date Class? The java.util.Date class provides the date and time in java. This class provides constructors and methods to use the current date and time. To use this class in your code you...
12.02.2025
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Alex Vypirailenko Java Collections
11 February 2025 11:17
Java List The Java Collection Framework contains very useful interfaces and classes that implement them for working with data structures. It can be said that this is one of the most important JDK frameworks. The List interface is very popular...
11.02.2025
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Pavlo Plynko Core Java
10 February 2025 14:37
Java command line arguments What are the command line arguments in Java? The command line arguments in java are the arguments passed to the program from the console. The command line argument in java is the information passed to the program at the time of...
10.02.2025
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Volodymyr Portianko Java Collections
10 February 2025 14:20
How to Print an Array in Java Java provides Array data structure to store different elements of the same data type. The elements are stored in contiguous memory. To display the similar contents of the array, the elements are needed to be printed...
10.02.2025
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Aditi Nawghare Java Collections
9 February 2025 16:27
Enhanced for loop in Java If you're a Java developer, you've probably come across a situation where you need to iterate over an array or a collection. In the past, this required writing a lot of boilerplate code to set up a loop and iterate over the elements. However, Java has introduced an enhanced for loop...
09.02.2025
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Jesse Haniel Java Collections
9 February 2025 10:47
Java Set Set is an interface in the Java Collection Framework. You can use Java Set to implement unordered collections with unique elements. In this article, we are going to look at this interface and its implementations...
09.02.2025
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Artem Divertitto Java Algorithms
8 February 2025 10:27
Fibonacci series in Java Before looking at the fibonacci series program in Java, let’s explore what is the mathematical way of calculating fibonacci numbers. “Fibonacci series is formed when we add up the last two consecutive numbers of the sequence beginning with 0 and 1.”
08.02.2025
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Oleksandr Miadelets Multithreading in Java
7 February 2025 13:07
Wait() Method in Java In this article, we'll look at the wait() method to control thread, and the notify()/notifyAll() methods. These methods are defined in the base class java.lang.Object and, accordingly, the inheritance mechanisms that are in Java provide these methods to absolutely all classes...
07.02.2025
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Artem Divertitto Java Types
7 February 2025 9:51
Java Type Casting What is Type Casting in Java? A data type is a predefined set of values that specify the type of values that can be stored in it along with the operation that can be carried out on them. The Java Type Casting is a process by which one data type is converted to another...
07.02.2025
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Milan Vucic Java Objects
6 February 2025 15:45
Java toString() Method Pretty often while creating a program, it’s necessary to find out the contents of an object. For these purposes, the Java Object class, the most basic Java class in the class hierarchy, defines a special toString() method. It returns a character string that describes the object...
06.02.2025
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Oleksandr Miadelets Strings in Java
6 February 2025 11:06
String equalsIgnoreCase() Method in Java The equalsIgnoreCase() method in Java is used to compare two strings while ignoring the case differences (lower and upper). Like the equals method, it compares the contents of both strings. If the contents are...
06.02.2025
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