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By title >> This is a simple conditional statement using a boolean variable.
Java quiz 36: Conditional statement with boolean Level: Easy
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By title >> Here below is an easy conditional statement’s quiz.
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By title >> This quiz demonstrates a simple Java switch statement for beginner.
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By title >> This Java quiz demonstrates the difference between conditional operator || with the bitwise operator |. To understand the difference you can play with the code -
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By title >> In this two dimensional array we try to write one of the elements to the standard output.
Java quiz 32: Two dimensional arrays
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By title >> Java quiz 31: Demonstration of arrays This Java quiz demonstrates some idea’s of arrays.
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By title >> Try to use the following principle to solve this puzzle!
When there is no references pointing to an object, that object can be eligible for garbage collection.
Java puzzle 30: Simple garbage collection Level: Normal
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By title >> This Java puzzle demonstrates a combination of branching statements.
Java puzzle 29: Loops and branching statements Level: Normal
What is the output of the following code?
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By title >> If the following code is compiled and run, it writes [Orange, Apple, Mango, Cherry] to the standard output. By adding cherry to the fruit’s list, it’s clear that the class TestFruit is able to modify the fruit’s list. How can we improve the encapsulation -
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By title >> The output of this program is 3200.0, 1199.0. Write only one statement at line 8.
As a result of your statement, the output of this code will be 3100.0, 1350.0
What is that statement?
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By title >> Have you ever though which block, constructor or statement is called first when you compile and run your code? This quiz demonstrates that idea!
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By title >> Java Quiz 29: Working with objects and references Level: Normal
What is the output of the following code?
public class Test { static Student st = -
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By title >> Java quiz 28: Object values as parameters Level: Normal
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By title >> Java quiz 27: Multiple variables in a loop Level: Normal
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By title >> The following example shows different kind of unary operators.
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By title >> This code demonstrates invoking a method within another method.
Java puzzle 26: Invoking a method within a method Level: Normal
What is the output of this program and why?
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By title >> Questions:
1. What is the output of the following code?
2. What is the output if you replace the return; statement with the break; statement?
3. What is the output if you replace the return; statement with the continue; statement?
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Blog postJava 5 features
Enhanced for Loop | Varargs | Static import | Autoboxing and unboxing | Enum types | Generics | Annotations | By date Annotations are introduced in Java 5 to provide a mechanism that allows you to write info about your code directly in the code. You can use annotations within packages, classes, methods, variables and parameters.
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Blog postJava 5 features
Enhanced for Loop | Varargs | Static import | Autoboxing and unboxing | Enum types | Generics | Annotations | By date The generics is introduced in Java 5 to provide a type-safety at compile time and to avoid the ClassCastException at runtime. By using generics for example you can prevent adding an Integer to a Java collection of Strings. < -
Blog postJava 5 features
Enhanced for Loop | Varargs | Static import | Autoboxing and unboxing | Enum types | Generics | Annotations | By date The enum type is a new feature in Java 5. Whenever you have a fixed set of constants you can use the enum type. An example is the seasons of
the year, the days of the week and the planets of the solar system. We use th -
Blog postJava 5 features
Enhanced for Loop | Varargs | Static import | Autoboxing and unboxing | Enum types | Generics | Annotations | By date The Conversion between the primitive data types and their corresponding object wrappers directly is a new feature in Java 5. The conversion from primitive data types to their object wrappers is called autoboxing, but convert -
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Enhanced for Loop | Varargs | Static import | Autoboxing and unboxing | Enum types | Generics | Annotations | By date To access a static member in earlier Java versions we needed to write the class name first followd by the name of the static member. For example to access the static method max of the class Math, we wrote the statement as fo -
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Enhanced for Loop | Varargs | Static import | Autoboxing and unboxing | Enum types | Generics | Annotations | By date Varargs allows you to avoid writing a method several times for multiple arguments. Before this feature, the solution was overloading methods. If the number of the arguments is unknown, you can use Varargs as shown in the exe -
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Enhanced for Loop | Varargs | Static import | Autoboxing and unboxing | Enum types | Generics | Annotations | By date Enhanced for loops is introduced in Java 5. This feature allows you to handle loops in a simple. In the example below we compare the new for loop with the older one! For more info click here to read Oracle’s explan -
Blog postJava 7 features
Binary literals | Strings in switch statements | Catching multiple exceptions | Try with resources | Type inference | Underscores in numeric literals | By date The underscores in numeric literals is included in JSE7. You can use the underscore character between digits in a numerical literals similar to a comma or a space as a separater. This feature is used -
Blog postJava 7 features
Binary literals | Strings in switch statements | Catching multiple exceptions | Try with resources | Type inference | Underscores in numeric literals | By date Type inference is included in JSE7. As long as the compiler can infer the arguments type from the context, you can use an empty set of parameters type <>. We call this pair of angle brackets th -
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Binary literals | Strings in switch statements | Catching multiple exceptions | Try with resources | Type inference | Underscores in numeric literals | By date The feature try with resources is included in JSE7. A resource is an object, could be a file or a connection, which must be closed when the program doesn’t use it anymore. By using this feature you e -
Blog postJava 7 features
Binary literals | Strings in switch statements | Catching multiple exceptions | Try with resources | Type inference | Underscores in numeric literals | By date In the following example we apply catching multiple exception types, which is a new feature in JSE7, In the earlier Java versions you could catch each exception type in a separate block, but in Java -
Blog postJava 7 features
Binary literals | Strings in switch statements | Catching multiple exceptions | Try with resources | Type inference | Underscores in numeric literals | By date This is a simple feature in JSE7, which allows to pass a String to switch statements. That was not allowed in earlier Java versions. Let’s see how it works!
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