Atul Rai
I love sharing my experiments and ideas with everyone by writing articles on the latest technological trends.Sort even and odd numbers in ascending & descending order in Java
To sort even and odd numbers in ascending and descending order in Java, you can utilize Java 8 features and […] Continue reading »
Java- Sort Even Number First and Maintain the Order
Sort Even Number First and Maintain the Order in Java: You have an array of integers with mixed numbers i.e. […] Continue reading »
Bean Scopes in Spring
Spring offers several bean scopes, each with its advantages and disadvantages. This post will delve into the various bean scopes, […] Continue reading »
Oracle PL/SQL: Triggers
On this page, we’ll see how to create triggers in the Oracle database. Triggers are powerful database objects that automatically […] Continue reading »
Java Pattern Matching for Switch
Java 17 brings a new language feature called Pattern Matching for Switch as a preview. This feature allows case labels […] Continue reading »
IntStream summaryStatistics() in Java 8
In Java 8, the IntStream interface provides the summaryStatistics() method, which returns an IntSummaryStatistics object describing various summary statistics for […] Continue reading »
Spring Boot- How to change default context path
In Spring Boot, you can change the default context path by modifying the application.properties or application.yml file. By default '/'(root) […] Continue reading »
Display all beans name loaded by Spring Boot
In Spring Boot, you can display all the bean names loaded in the application context using the ApplicationContext object. See […] Continue reading »
IntelliJ IDEA- Enable Multiple Cursors for Editing
In IntelliJ IDEA, using Alt + Shift + Mouse Click (Windows/Linux) or Option + Shift + Mouse Click (macOS), you […] Continue reading »
Different Ways To Styling React Component
There are several ways to style React components, each with its own advantages and use cases. Here are some common […] Continue reading »
Sealed Interface in Java 17
In Java, a sealed interface is a feature introduced in Java 17 to restrict which classes can implement an interface. […] Continue reading »