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Talha Malik

How to Use Basic Java BlockingQueue

August 31, 2023 //  by Talha Malik

In Java programming, a blocking queue is a queue that blocks when an operation is attempted on a full queue or an empty queue.

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How to Use the Java Matcher group() Method

August 31, 2023 //  by Talha Malik

The group() method of the Java Matcher class is used to extract the text that matched a regular expression from the string.

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How to Use the Java Object Clone () Method

August 31, 2023 //  by Talha Malik

Java object clone() method creates exactly the same copy of an object. It implements the cloneable class of Java to create an exact copy of provided input

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How to print Pascal’s Triangle in Java

August 31, 2023 //  by Talha Malik

Pascal’s triangle is a number pattern in a triangular form. It is such that 1 is present at row 0 and 1 is running down diagonally.

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How to Use String.repeat() in Java

August 31, 2023 //  by Talha Malik

The string.repeat() function in Java works in such a manner that it returns a new string to the number of times it has been specified as input.

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How to Implement getCorePoolSize() Method of ThreadPoolExeceutor in Java

August 31, 2023 //  by Talha Malik

The getCorePoolSize() method has the responsibility of calculating the number of threads that are running the tasks currently

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How to Implement isTerminated() Method of ThreadPoolExeceutor in Java

August 31, 2023 //  by Talha Malik

The thread pool is a term that basically refers to the pool that has been created for the threads. The thread pool is useful since it reuses the threads and does not create new threads unless needed. These thread pools are also responsible for the timely execution of tasks. The tasks are kept in the …

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How to Implement execute() Method of ThreadPoolExeceutor in Java

August 31, 2023 //  by Talha Malik

The execute() method is responsible for executing the given task. The task is executed from a thread pool that is already present, or a new thread is created.

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