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Strings are an essential part of any Java program. Understanding how to create, manipulate, and compare strings is crucial for ...

How to read a line of text into a string, and how to get specific characters from it.

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shorts Java reflection is excellent for creating extensibility on runtime. If you're using Jakarta EE, MicroProfile, or Spring, you're ...

shorts You can use Java annotations in several ways on your code; it gives three examples: Documentation, runtime metadata, ...

shorts Java record is a powerful resource to include your favorite feature, mainly when discussing immutable instances. Yes, you ...

JEP 403 proposes to make the command line flag `--illegal-access` a no-op before it will eventually be removed. JEP 403: ...

JEP 401 proposes to introduce primitive classes to Java and the JVM - as the name suggests, they're basically classes that ...

Java Tutorial: Strings in Java Strings are not primitive types. String in java is a class that holds some characters as info and can ...

The substring() method lets you extract a section of a String; indexOf() lets you find where one String is contained within another ...

In Java, Strings are immutable. The StringBuilder class, on the other hand, will let you manipulate string data in place.

JEP 405 proposes to "enhance the Java programming language with record patterns, to deconstruct record values, and array ...

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JEP 402 proposes to unify primitives like `int` with objects by modeling primitive values as instances of primitive classes ...

Introduction to character and String variables in Java.

Strings *char datatype *letter,digit,punctuation marks, tab, or space are all characters *Program explaining the variable and the ...

Going through a Java program step by step to understand its components.

You need to use methods from the String class to compare strings for equal, less than, and greater than.

How to get something better than the name of a class and its memory reference when you print an object reference.

You can use a *cast* to take an integer variable and ask Java to treat it as a double (and vice versa). This video gives you the ...