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Java Predicate Explained

Java predicate function is a pre-defined user interface. Predicate is a function that returns a boolean value. And the function test(T t) evaluates the predicate for the argument given.

Azka Iftikhar7 min read
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How to set up Java with Visual Studio Code

Step by Step instructions to set up Java with Visual Studio Code. Create and compile your first Java Program using VSC.

Deepak Prasad4 min read
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How to set up Java with Eclipse IDE [Step-by-Step]

Step by step instructions to set up Java with Eclipse IDE. create your first Java program using Eclipse and execute the same.

Deepak Prasad4 min read
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8 different ways to use assert in Node.js [Practical Examples]

The purpose of the assert module in Node.js is to provide various ways of asserting functions. For instance, if the assertion. It is used to test the functionality of functions in Node.js.

Deepak Prasad6 min read
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Java ListIterator Explained

In this article, we will discuss how we can traverse forward through a list and traverse backward through a list using java ListIterator. This iterator is one of the most powerful cursors in java, it is a bidirectional …

Azka Iftikhar7 min read
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4 different ways to read JSON file in NodeJS

In this tutorial we will cover following methods to read JSOn file in NodeJS; Using fs module, require function and third party NPM libraries such as jsonfile and bfj

Deepak Prasad6 min read
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Java Arrays.asList Explained

The java Arrays.asList function returns a fixed-size list that contains a java Array. It acts like a list wrapped around an array, it provides a list view to an array.

Azka Iftikhar7 min read
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Accessor and Mutator Methods in Java

The knowledge of Java Accessor and Mutator is very useful as it implements encapsulation, which is one of the important feature of Object oriented Programming.

Deepak Prasad7 min read
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Java XOR (^) Operator Explained

In this article we will discuss the Java xor (^) operator, this logical operator is used in many conditional statements, it is also used as a bitwise operator to perform tasks with efficient logic

Azka Iftikhar7 min read
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How to Parse CSV Data in NodeJS

In this article, you learned how to parse CSV data in three ways. The first method reads the whole string then splits it into rows and columns.The second method solves this issue by reading the CSV line by line. The last …

Deepak Prasad6 min read
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Unary Operators in Java Explained

SUpported Unary operators in java are Unary Plus Operator(+), Unary Minus Operator(-), Logical NOT Operator (!), Increment Operator (++), Decrement Operator (--)

Deepak Prasad6 min read
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Logical Operators in Java Explained

Logical operators in Java can be divided into, Logical OR Operator(||), Logical AND Operator(&&), Logical NOT Operator (!)

Deepak Prasad6 min read
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Bitwise Operators in Java Explained

Bitwise operators in Java are binary operators that works on bits to perform its operations. Java supports the following Bitwise operators: Bitwise OR Operator(|), Bitwise AND Operator(&), Bitwise XOR Operator (^), …

Deepak Prasad5 min read
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Relational Operators in Java Explained

In this tutorial, we covered all relational operators in Java. We learned in detail about the syntax and how we can use this operators with different data types and objects with example.

Deepak Prasad6 min read
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Java Operators Explained [Easy Examples]

There are a total of eight java operators. Arithmetic, Rational, Logical, Bitwise, Assignment, Shift, Unary, Ternary operators

Bashir Alam11 min read
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Supervised Learning Algorithms Explained [Beginners Guide]

An algorithm is a set of instructions for solving a problem or accomplishing a task. In this tutorial, we will learn about supervised learning algorithms. We

Bashir Alam8 min read
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Different Types of Machine Learning Explained [Beginners Guide]

The different types of machine learning are supervised, unsupervised, semi- supervised, reinforcement

Bashir Alam9 min read
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Python set difference() Tutorial [Practical Examples]

The difference between the two sets in Python is equal to the difference between the number of elements in two sets. The Python set difference function returns a set that is the difference between two sets.

Bashir Alam9 min read
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Java throw exception explained [Simple Examples]

Multiple examples to learn about the java throw exception and the throws keyword to handle java exceptions in java programming language

Bashir Alam11 min read
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Java Parameter Explained [Easy Examples]

Java parameters are variable names with type that is declared within the method signature. The list of parameters is enclosed in parenthesis and each parameter consists of two parts: type name followed by the variable …

Bashir Alam8 min read
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Java Arguments Explained [Easy Examples]

Java arguments are the actual values that are passed to variables defined in the method header when the method is called from another method. Remember that these are not the variables but actual values

Bashir Alam8 min read
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Java Byte Explained [Easy Examples]

A group of binary digits or bits operated on as a unit is called byte. A java byte is considered as a unit of memory size. A byte is a unit of digital information that most commonly consists of eight bits.

Bashir Alam8 min read
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Java Class Constructor Explained [Easy Examples]

Java class constructor syntax and Examples. Difference between Java class constructor and Java method. Java parameterized constructor. Java constructor chaining, Overloading Java constructor

Bashir Alam9 min read
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Java Array Explained [Easy Examples]

Java Array is one of the data structures, which is a collection of variables of the same data type that are referenced by a common name. Arrays consist of contiguous memory locations. The first address of the array …

Bashir Alam10 min read
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Thread in Java Explained [Simple Examples]

there are two different ways to run the thread in Java programming language. Extend the Thread class and then creating a new subclass and Create a new thread using the runnable interface

Bashir Alam8 min read
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Java date & time Format Explained [10+ Examples]

Java provides the Date class available in java.util package, this class encapsulates the current date and time.

Bashir Alam9 min read
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Java read file using 5+ methods [Easy Examples]

Java read file using Desktop class, FileInputStream, BufferedReader, FileReader, Scanner, and readAllLines() methods by taking different examples

Bashir Alam8 min read
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Java create & write to file Examples

Java.io.File, Java.io.FileOutputStream, and NIO Files.write() method to java create files by taking different examples. Moreover, we will also discuss various methods to write in java files including bufferedWriter, …

Bashir Alam10 min read
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IndexOf() Java Method Explained [Easy Examples]

The IndexOf() Java method finds the index position at which a specified string begins. This method helps us to find a string within another string. The

Bashir Alam8 min read
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Java break & continue statements Explained [Easy Examples]

Related Searches: java break, java continue, break statement in java, java break for loop, continue statement in java, break while loop, java exit for loop,

Bashir Alam9 min read