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Evaluating a Math Expression in Java
Filed under Algorithms, Java Numbers
Learn how to evaluate math expressions expressed in String format in Java using exp4j, Javaluator, and the Java Scripting API.
Java Weekly, Issue 368
Filed under Weekly Review
Pattern matching and guards, fat JARs, Reactive Hibernate, HTTP clients and Project Reactor, timed leasing for distributed systems, and when to say No!
Determine if an Integer’s Square Root Is an Integer in Java
Filed under Algorithms
Finding if an integer’s square root is also an integer is an interesting subject. Let’s look at some techniques we can use.
Java File Separator vs File Path Separator
Filed under Java IO
To make our code portable between operating systems, we need to handle the directory and path separator characters correctly. We look at a few ways that Java can help use the correct characters for the host operating system.
Java Weekly, Issue 367
Filed under Weekly Review
An OpenJDK with JWarmup and coroutines, pattern matching for arrays, JVM performance rabbit hole, distributed metadata management, and a more effective developer experience!
Difference Between JSF, Servlet, and JSP
Filed under Java Web
Explore the purpose of each technology, its lifecycle, and prominent features.
Learn JPA & Hibernate Series
A series of tutorials on the core features of JPA and Hibernate.
New Features in Java 12
Filed under Core Java
Explore the new features implemented in Java 12.