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Anees Asghar

How to Find the Largest Element in an Array in Java?

December 31, 2023 //  by Anees Asghar

To find and print the largest array element in Java, different methods like Arrays.sort(), Collections.max(), Java 8 Stream API, etc. are used.

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Collections emptyList() Method in Java

December 31, 2023 //  by Anees Asghar

In Java, the emptyList() is a built-in static method of the Collections class that doesn’t accept any parameter. It creates an empty and immutable List.

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How to Use Modulo or Remainder Operator in Java

December 30, 2023 //  by Anees Asghar

The modulo operator in Java performs division on given values and retrieves the remainder as output. It is denoted with a percent sign “%”.

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How to Parse a String in Java?

December 30, 2023 //  by Anees Asghar

To parse a string in Java, use the “parse()”, “split()”, or “useDelimiter()” method. Moreover, “StringUtils”, and the “StringTokenizer” Class are also used.

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How to Import Math in Java?

December 30, 2023 //  by Anees Asghar

To import the Math class in Java, use the “import static java.lang.Math.*;” statement at the start of your Java program.

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How to Compare Strings in Java [14 Different Methods]

December 30, 2023 //  by Anees Asghar

Users can compare strings in Java using two ways, i.e., “string reference” comparison and “string content” comparison. When comparing by reference, Java checks if the two strings are stored in the exact same memory location. On the other hand, content comparison checks if the characters in the strings are exactly the same. Most of the …

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