• Primitive Data Types in Java

  There are eight primitive data types in Java byte, short, int, long, char, float, double, and boolean. These can be put in four groups.

  5 min read   ·   October 13, 2014

  2014   ·   datatype     ·   Java  

• JavaBean Standards in Java

  Today lets talk about Javabean Standards. JavaBeans are Java classes that have properties. For our purposes, think of properties as private instance variables.

  2 min read   ·   October 12, 2014

  2014   ·   javabeans     ·   Java  

• Source File Declaration Rules in Java

  Today lets see rules associated with declaring classes, import statements, and package statements in a source file. We can call them as declaration rules in Java.

  2 min read   ·   October 11, 2014

  2014   ·   declaration     ·   Java  

• Java Code Conventions: Best Practices for Clean and Readable Code

  When it comes to writing Java code that is not only functional but also easily understandable by others (and your future self), adhering to code conventions is of paramount importance.

  5 min read   ·   October 10, 2014

  2014   ·   code-conventions     ·   Java  

• Java Legal Identifiers: Naming Conventions and Best Practices

  In Java, legal identifiers are names used for various programming elements such as classes, variables, methods, and packages. These names serve as a way to identify and refer to these elements in your code.

  9 min read   ·   October 9, 2014

  2014   ·   java-identifiers   legal-identifiers     ·   Java  

• What is a Jagged Array in Java

  Java's jagged arrays, also known as ragged arrays, in this comprehensive tutorial. Learn to work with multi-dimensional arrays of varying sizes with practical examples and a provided code snippet for hands-on practice.

  2 min read   ·   October 8, 2014

  2014   ·   array   arrays   jagged array     ·   Java  

• Multi Dimensional Arrays in Java

  Multi Dimensional arrays in Java can be termed as arrays of arrays. We can create two-dimensional, three-dimensional, four-dimensional or n-dimensional arrays in Java. Its quite simple to create arrays in Java, yet more the dimensions more the confusion.

  5 min read   ·   October 7, 2014

  2014   ·   array     ·   Java  

• How to Return an Array Java

  In Java, Arrays can be returned from the method. Again same as passing parameters two types of arrays are there. Array of primitive datatypes and the array of derived datatypes.

  3 min read   ·   October 6, 2014

  2014   ·   array     ·   Java  

• How to pass Array to method Java

  Arrays can be passed as the parameter in Java. They are Passes-By-Reference which means when we pass the array copy of the objects are not passed just the reference of the array is passed. Arrays can be passed in two ways .

  3 min read   ·   October 5, 2014

  2014   ·   array     ·   Java  

• How to create Array of Objects Java

  In Java, Array of objects java can hold the references to any type of Object. ARRAY CAN CONTAIN ONLY REFERENCES TO THE OBJECTS, BUT NOT THE OBJECTS ITSELF. Let us see Tutorial

  2 min read   ·   October 4, 2014

  2014   ·   array     ·   Java