Java requires all code to be in classes. Sometimes we may need to create an object with no state in order to help achieve a design pattern. We look at stateless objects and how they function.
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Valeriu Tuguran
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Java List Interface
Filed under Java Collections
Learn about the Java list interface, including core functions and concrete implementations.
MongoDB vs. Couchbase
Filed under NoSQL
Explore the similarities and differences between MongoDB and Couchbase in terms of the architecture, features, data model, and more.
Infinity in Java
Filed under Java
Explore the concept and usage of positive and negative infinity in Java.