Core Java
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Java Serialization Magic Methods And Their Uses With Example
In a previous article Everything You Need to Know About Java Serialization, we discussed how serializability of a class is…
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Java Performance: For-eaching vs. Streaming
Is counting upwards or downwards in a for-loop the most efficient way of iterating? Sometimes the answer is neither. Read…
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Candidate JEPs: Records and Sealed Types
Mark Reinhold announced two new closely related candidate JDK Enhancement Proposals (JEPs) on the OpenJDK amber-dev mailing list this week…
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Observer Design Pattern In Java
In this tutorial, we’ll talk about the Observer design pattern. There are two main aspects to the observer pattern –…
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Template Method Pattern In Java
The template method pattern is a behavioral pattern which suggests defining an algorithm more generally in the superclass. The algorithm…
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Decorator Design Pattern In Java
A decorator design pattern allows dynamically attaching the additional responsibilities or behaviors to an object at runtime. It is a…
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Proxy Design Pattern In Java
Proxy objects or the surrogates provide a placeholder for another object to control access to that object. A proxy acts…
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Factory Method Design Pattern
Factory Method pattern is one of the popular creational design patterns. It doesn’t specifically rely on a factory object to…
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Facade Design Pattern In Java
Facade means the face of a building. While passing across a street, all we look at is the face of…
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