ConcurrentModificationException is a runtime exception in Java that arises when multiple threads try to modify a collection at the same […] Continue reading »
Java transient keyword allows developers to control the serialization process of Java objects. In this blog, we will explore the […] Continue reading »
In Java, the volatile keyword is used to declare a variable as volatile. When a variable is declared as volatile, […] Continue reading »
Java 8 introduced a significant enhancement known as lambda expressions, which allowed for more concise and expressive code. Alongside lambda […] Continue reading »
An atomic variable in Java refers to a variable that can be accessed and modified in a way that guarantees […] Continue reading »
On this page, we’ll explore a simple yet common problem: finding a specific digit in a given number using Java. […] Continue reading »
Java 8 introduced a modern Date and Time API to address the shortcomings of the older java.util.Date and java.util.Calendar classes. […] Continue reading »
The record keyword was introduced in Java 16. It is a feature that simplifies the creation of classes for data […] Continue reading »
In Java, ReentrantLock is a synchronization mechanism provided by the java.util.concurrent.locks package. It is an implementation of the Lock interface […] Continue reading »
In this article, we will explore min() and max() methods of the Collections utility class. In Java, the Collections class […] Continue reading »
In Java, method reference is a feature introduced in Java 8 that allows you to refer to a method by […] Continue reading »