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Core Java
What Is Java TLAB?
Thread-Local Allocation Buffers (TLABs) enhance Java’s memory allocation efficiency by assigning each thread a dedicated memory area for object creation.…
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Core Java
Streams vs Loops in Java
In Java, a stream is a sequence of elements that can be processed in a functional style, enabling concise and…
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Core Java
When to Call System.out.flush() in Java
In Java, System.out.flush() is a method used to force the output stream (System.out) to immediately write any buffered data to…
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Core Java
Distinguishing Heap, Thread, and Core Dumps
A dump refers to information retrieved from a storage medium and saved for subsequent analysis. The Java Virtual Machine (JVM)…
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Core Java
Closing Java IO Streams
Ensuring the appropriate closure of IO streams is crucial when dealing with Java IO operations, as it plays a vital…
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Core Java
Hashtable vs ConcurrentHashMap
When handling key-value pairs in a Java application, two primary options come to mind: Hashtable and ConcurrentHashMap. Despite both providing…
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Core Java
Split Java Integer Into Digits
When dealing with integer numbers in Java, there are occasions where it becomes necessary to decompose them into individual digits…
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Core Java
Java Math ceil(), floor(), round() Methods
In Java, the process of rounding numbers is a frequently performed operation in a range of applications, spanning from mathematical…
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Docker
Docker – Running MariaDB as a container
Docker simplifies database management, ensuring consistency across environments. Let us delve into a practical approach to understanding the management of…
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Desktop Java
Examples of Transformations in JavaFX
JavaFX, a rich set of graphics and media libraries for Java, provides developers with a powerful platform to create interactive…
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