Introduction
Java is a robust object-oriented language for web and enterprise applications.
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Java is a robust object-oriented language for web and enterprise applications.
Read more →Java installation uses JDK for development with IDEs like IntelliJ.
Read more →Java code runs via javac and java commands with .java files.
Read more →Java syntax uses semicolons and curly braces with strong typing.
Read more →Java variables use explicit types or var with final for immutability.
Read more →Java data types include int String and boolean with primitives.
Read more →Java type inference uses var for local variables since Java 10.
Read more →Java null handling uses Optional to avoid NullPointerExceptions.
Read more →Java operators include arithmetic and logical with precedence rules.
Read more →Java if-else statements control flow with pattern matching.
Read more →Java switch expressions handle cases with yield since Java 14.
Read more →Java loops use for foreach and while with break and continue.
Read more →Java comments use // and /* */ with Javadoc for APIs.
Read more →Java errors use try-catch with checked and unchecked exceptions.
Read more →Java debugging uses IntelliJ or Eclipse with breakpoints.
Read more →Java best practices include null avoidance, immutable objects.
Read more →Java security ensures safe input handling with validation.
Read more →Java packages organize code with import statements.
Read more →Java Maven manages dependencies with pom.xml for builds.
Read more →Java System.out.println outputs to console with formatting.
Read more →Java methods use typed parameters and return types.
Read more →Java lambda expressions use -> for functional interfaces.
Read more →Java anonymous classes implement interfaces inline.
Read more →Java method references use :: for concise lambda syntax.
Read more →Java functional interfaces enable lambda with @FunctionalInterface.
Read more →Java async methods use CompletableFuture for non-blocking calls.
Read more →Java generic methods use <T> for type-safe polymorphism.
Read more →Java classes use class with fields and methods.
Read more →Java interfaces define contracts with default methods since Java 8.
Read more →Java inheritance uses extends for single inheritance.
Read more →Java abstract classes define blueprints with abstract methods.
Read more →Java enums define constants with methods and fields.
Read more →Java records provide immutable data since Java 14.
Read more →Java annotations add metadata with @ for frameworks.
Read more →Java arrays are fixed-length typed collections with indexing.
Read more →Java lists use ArrayList or LinkedList for dynamic collections.
Read more →Java maps use HashMap for key-value pairs.
Read more →Java sets use HashSet for unique elements.
Read more →Java queues use LinkedList or PriorityQueue for FIFO.
Read more →Java Streams process collections with functional operations.
Read more →Java Threads enable concurrency with Thread class or Runnable.
Read more →Java CompletableFuture handles async tasks with thenApply.
Read more →Java ExecutorService manages thread pools for tasks.
Read more →Java synchronized ensures thread-safe access with locks.
Read more →Java concurrent collections like ConcurrentHashMap ensure thread safety.
Read more →Java file reading uses Files.readString with try-catch.
Read more →Java file writing uses Files.writeString with buffered streams.
Read more →Java file paths use Path for cross-platform handling.
Read more →Java file deletion uses Files.delete with error handling.
Read more →Java HTTP server uses Spring Boot or Jakarta EE for web apps.
Read more →Java HTTP client uses HttpClient for API calls since Java 11.
Read more →Java HTTP routing uses Spring Boot for endpoints.
Read more →Java JSON handling uses Jackson or Gson for serialization.
Read more →Java JSON serialization uses ObjectMapper with POJOs.
Read more →Java JSON deserialization uses ObjectMapper with typed classes.
Read more →Java Spring Boot builds scalable web apps with MVC and REST.
Read more →Java Jakarta EE provides enterprise APIs for web and microservices.
Read more →Java REST APIs use Spring Boot with JSON responses.
Read more →Java GraphQL APIs use graphql-java for typed queries.
Read more →Java WebSockets use Spring WebSocket for real-time apps.
Read more →Java authentication uses Spring Security or JWT for APIs.
Read more →Java environment variables use System.getenv for config.
Read more →Java CORS enables cross-origin requests with Spring middleware.
Read more →Java Hibernate maps database queries to objects with JPA.
Read more →Java SQL Server uses JDBC or Hibernate for queries.
Read more →Java PostgreSQL uses JDBC with PgJDBC for typed queries.
Read more →Java MongoDB uses MongoDB Java Driver for document data.
Read more →Java database transactions use Hibernate for atomicity.
Read more →Java logging uses SLF4J or Log4j for structured logs.
Read more →Java error logging captures exceptions with Log4j.
Read more →Java request logging tracks API calls with Spring middleware.
Read more →Java testing uses JUnit or TestNG with Maven or Gradle.
Read more →Java unit testing uses Assertions for function validation.
Read more →Java integration testing validates APIs with Spring Test.
Read more →Java mocking uses Mockito for isolated unit tests.
Read more →Java benchmarking uses JMH for performance tests.
Read more →Java REST API with Spring Boot handles CRUD with JSON.
Read more →Java authentication API uses JWT for secure endpoints.
Read more →Java database CRUD with Hibernate handles data operations.
Read more →Java real-time chat uses Spring WebSocket for messaging.
Read more →Java Spring Boot app creates web UIs with MVC.
Read more →Java API testing with Spring Test validates REST endpoints.
Read more →Java logging setup with Log4j logs requests and errors.
Read more →Java Dockerized app uses Dockerfile for deployment.
Read more →Java Hibernate query retrieves data with HQL expressions.
Read more →Java WebSocket app uses Spring for real-time communication.
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