Lombok is a popular Java library that simplifies Java application development by reducing boilerplate code and making our codebase clean and easy to understand. It is an annotation-based library that provides several annotations to be used in Java classes to automatically generate the biolerplate codes for getters, setters, constructors, etc. These annotations are processed at… Read More »
Whenever we install a new version of Eclipse IDE, which comes with the latest support for JVM, while opening Eclipse IDE, we may get the following error: Version 1.8.0_301 of the JVM is not suitable for this product. Version 17 or greater is required. Steps to resolve JVM version 17 or greater is required Step… Read More »
In Java, System.out.println() is a statement that is used to print the arguments passed to it to the standard output, typically a console window. Let us understand System.out.println in Java in detail: System System is a predefined final class present in the java.lang package. It is automatically imported in every Java program, we are not… Read More »
Yoda Condition: Good or Bad The term Yoda condition refers to a standard programming practice that says we must reverse the typical order of a conditional statement in code. It is named after the Star Wars character Yoda, who speaks in a unique way, where he switches the order of subjects and verbs in his… Read More »
Importing a project in Eclipse means importing it from some other workspace and adding it to the current workspace. i.e., to load a project from a local directory or remote server into the Eclipse workspace. In this tutorial, we learn about how we can import project in Eclipse. It is very often that we have… Read More »
A string is an object in Java that represents a sequence of character values. Strings are immutable, which means once they are created, we cannot change their value. It is recommended to use the char[] array for storing passwords over strings in Java because of following reasons: 1. Strings are immutable In Java, the memory… Read More »
JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation; it is a lightweight, open standard for data interchange over the internet. It uses Key-Value pairs along with objects and arrays and is language-independent, which means we can have two different applications written in different languages exchange data with the help of JSON. In this tutorial, we are going… Read More »