Java
An Introduction to Annotations and Annotation Processing in Java
An annotation is a construct associated with Java source code elements such as classes, methods, and variables. Annotations provide information to a program at compile time or at runtime based on which the program can take further action.
Read moreComplete Guide to the Immutables Java Library
Immutability means that an object’s state is constant after the initialization. It cannot change afterward. When we pass an object into a method, we pass the reference to that object.
Read moreCommon Operations on Java Collections
Collections are containers to group multiple items in a single unit. For example, a collection can represent a stack of books, products of a category, a queue of text messages, etc.
Read moreJava Features from Java 8 to Java 17
A lot has changed in Java from its beginnings in 1995 until today. Java 8 was a revolutionary release that put Java back on the pedestal of the best programming languages.
Read moreCreating Hashes in Java
A hash is a piece of text computed with a cryptographic hashing function. It is used for various purposes mainly in the security realm like securely storing sensitive information and safeguarding data integrity.
Read moreComparison of Java HTTP Clients
Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) is an application-layer protocol for transmitting hypermedia documents, such as HTML, and API payloads in a standard format like JSON and XML.
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