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Convert String to Date using SimpleDateFormat

November 8, 2013 //  by Krishna Srinivasan

Many developers find it hard for understanding the conversion of plain string to the Date object with the desired format. This is a very basic requirement in any Java application. This tutorial provides few basic formats examples using the SimpleDateFormat class. Also there is plenty of formats available and supported by JDK, you can try …

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Basics of Java Interface Usage

October 9, 2013 //  by Manisha Patil

In this article we will see how to use Java interfaces correctly with with some examples. Using Java as Interfaces is often not used or wrongly used. This article demonstrates the practical uses of Interfaces in Java. First of all it is important to understand what is an interface? Let us create a “contract” where the …

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Garbage Collection in Java

October 5, 2013 //  by Manisha Patil

In this article we will cover the proper use of Garbage Collection. Let us learn how it works, and understand how to induce the Garbage Collection. The Garbage Collection is a tool coupled to the JVM, that performs cleanup of objects in memory (Read: static utility for objects) which are of no further use. Our application will constantly suffer …

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Best Practices to Override toString Method in Java?

October 3, 2013 //  by Manisha Patil

In this article to we will see how to override the toString method and what are the best practices in Java. Java provides a default implementation for the method toString through a class java.lang.Object which is inherited by all Java classes . However, what it returns is not very informative. Your returned value is composed …

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Dynamic Class Loading using Java Reflection

September 28, 2013 //  by Manisha Patil

In this article we will discuss the concept of Java Reflection. Java Reflection is used to determine methods and attributes that will be used in a certain class at runtime.The Reflection in a nutshell, is used to determine methods and attributes that will be used in class (you do not know) at runtime. There are …

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Difference between ArrayList, Vector and LinkedList in Java

September 25, 2013 //  by Manisha Patil

This is a basic tutorial explaining about the APIs define under the collection package in Java. We encounter numerous questions from our readers to clarify the differences on these interfaces, we have come up with an tutorial to explain the key differences on these APIs. ArrayList, Vector and LinkedList, these confuse many beginners and even …

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ClassLoader in Java

September 24, 2013 //  by Manisha Patil

In this article we will understand the basics of Classloader in Java. Let us first understand what is the meaning of classloader. What is the ClassLoader ? As its name implies, ClassLoader is a class that loads other classes. More scientific: The Classloader loads the bytecodes in its class to memory, so it can be …

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JVM, JRE and JDK

What is the difference between JRE,JVM and JDK?

February 21, 2013 //  by Krishna Srinivasan

If you are a Java developer, it is very often that you think about understanding the JRE,JVM and JDK. Once if you understand these things, it would be quite easy for you to visualize things in logical manner. Also look at the picture below, that will clear all your questions about the JRE,JVM and JDK. …

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