Diego Martin | Baeldung

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Baeldung on Java

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Java Dates (4)
Java String (3)
Jackson (3)
Networking (2)
Java Numbers (2)
Java IO (2)
Java Collections (2)
Testing (1)
Java Web (1)
Java Array (1)
JSON (1)
Core Java (1)

Unit Test for hashCode() in Java

Filed under Testing

Explore the importance of unit testing for the hashCode() method in Java.

Finding the Redirected URL of a URL in Java

Filed under Java Web

Learn how handling redirection correctly is essential for building robust web applications that interact with external resources.

Get a Path to a Resource in a Java JAR File

Filed under Java IO

Explore different methods to obtain the path to a resource within a Java JAR file.

Convert TemporalAccessor to LocalDate

Filed under Java Dates

Explore different options to convert a TemporalAccessor object to a LocalDate object in Java.

Include null Value in JSON Serialization

Filed under Jackson

Learn how to handle null values when converting Java objects to JSON.

When to Use Setter Methods or Constructors for Setting a Variable’s Value in Java

Filed under Core Java

Learn when to use setter methods or constructors for setting the value of a variable in Java.

Normalizing the EOL Character in Java

Filed under Java String

Explore different Java methods for normalizing EOL characters.

Check if a Given Time Lies Between Two Times Regardless of Date

Filed under Java Dates

Explore ways to determine if a particular time lies within the two times without considering dates.

Adding Elements to a Collection During Iteration

Filed under Java Collections

Explore several methods, including ListIterator (enhanced for looping with a copy) and Java 8 Streams, which allow you to add elements to a list during iteration in Java.

Obtaining the Last Path Segment of a URI in Java

Filed under Java String, Networking

Explore multiple Java methods, including the URI class, Path class, FilenameUtils, and regular expressions, providing diverse approaches to extract the last path segment from a URI.

Calculating the Power of Any Number in Java Without Using Math pow() Method

Filed under Java Numbers

Explore various approaches to calculating the powеr of a numbеr in Java without rеlying on the Math.pow() mеthod.