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Anees Asghar

How to Check if a String is Null in Java

February 11, 2024 //  by Anees Asghar

To check if a string is Null, you can use Java’s relational operator “==” or the “Objects.isNull()” method. Both these approaches return a Boolean value.

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How to Flatten a List of Lists in Java

January 31, 2024 //  by Anees Asghar

To flatten a list of lists in Java, you can use methods like flatMap(), forEach(), reduce(), collect(), forEach loop, Guava Library, or Eclipse Collection.

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How to Call a Java Method From Another Class?

January 31, 2024 //  by Anees Asghar

To call a non-static method from another class, first, create the class instance in the other class, then call it depending upon its access modifier.

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How to Add Days to a Date in Java

January 31, 2024 //  by Anees Asghar

To add days to a date in Java, use the built-in classes like Calendar, LocalDate, Instant, or the DateUtils class of the Apache Commons Library.

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List of Lists in Java: How to Create, Iterate, and Access it

January 31, 2024 //  by Anees Asghar

A list containing some other lists as its elements is known as a List of Lists. To create a list of lists in Java, use Arrays.asList(), add(), or Stream.of().

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Java Stack pop() Method | Explained With Examples

January 31, 2024 //  by Anees Asghar

In Java, the pop() method pops and removes a single element at a time and that element is always the topmost element of the stack.

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Java Finally Block | Explained With Examples

January 31, 2024 //  by Anees Asghar

In Java, the “finally” block executes regardless of the exceptions. In the “finally” block, you can specify the code that you want to execute always.

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Java Class Attributes | Explained With Examples

January 31, 2024 //  by Anees Asghar

In Java, class attributes are variables contained by a specific class. They represent the characteristics of a class and are also known as fields.

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