Anirudh Bhatnagar

Anirudh is a Java programmer with extensive experience in building Java/J2EE applications. He has always been fascinated by the new technologies and emerging trends in software development. He has been involved in propagating these changes and new technologies in his projects. He is an avid blogger and agile enthusiast who believes in writing clean and well tested code.

ObjectInputStream
Anirudh BhatnagarOctober 6th, 2014
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Java ObjectInputStream and ObjectOutputStream Example
In this example we will see how we can use Java’s ObjectInputStream and ObjectOutputStream classes to serialize objects and store…
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FileDescriptor
Anirudh BhatnagarSeptember 23rd, 2014
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Java File Descriptor Example
In this post we will discuss Java FileDescriptor class and its use case. Before we see an example, first lets…
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StreamTokenizer
Anirudh BhatnagarSeptember 19th, 2014
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Java StreamTokenizer Example
In this example we will see how to use Java StreamTokenizer class to parse an input stream into tokens. We…
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DecimalFormat
Anirudh BhatnagarSeptember 12th, 2014
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Java DecimalFormat Example
In this example, we will see how we can use the Java DecimalFormat class to format decimal numbers. 1. Java…
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List
Anirudh BhatnagarSeptember 10th, 2014
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Java List Remove Object Example
In this example we will discuss how to remove objects from a java.util.List. There are 2 methods described in the…
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List
Anirudh BhatnagarSeptember 4th, 2014
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Java List to Array Example
In this example, we will see how to convert a List (java.util.List) in Java into an array. java.util.List has two…
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List
Anirudh BhatnagarSeptember 1st, 2014
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Java List Contains Method Example
In this example we will discuss the java.util.List.contains method and see how to use it. The method signature in the…
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List
Anirudh BhatnagarAugust 28th, 2014
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Java Array to List Example
In this example I will show you how to convert an array into a java.util.List. We will use the java.util.Arrays class…
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