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Java is the popular programming language that originated in 1995. Today, the Java ecosystem includes a very large number of specifications, libraries, frameworks, tools, as well as a thriving community. Take a dive through our collection of Java tutorials that cover a wide array of Java-related topics.

>> Double Precision Issue in Java

>> How to Split an Integer Number Into Digits in Java

>> Clamp Function in Java

>> Cartesian Product of Any Number of Sets in Java

>> Convert Long to BigDecimal in Java

>> Convert Integer to Hexadecimal in Java

>> Return Absolute Difference of Two Integers in Java

>> Multiply a BigDecimal by an Integer in Java

>> Java Program to Calculate the Standard Deviation

>> Create a BMI Calculator in Java

>> Creating Random Numbers With No Duplicates in Java

>> Java Program to Find the Roots of a Quadratic Equation

>> Make Division of Two Integers Result in a Float

>> List All Factors of a Number in Java

>> Armstrong Numbers in Java

>> Check if a Number Is Positive or Negative in Java

>> How to Check Whether an Integer Exists in a Range with Java

>> Check if a Number Is Odd or Even in Java

>> Check if BigDecimal Value Is Zero

>> Random Number Generators in Java 17

>> Guide to Java BigInteger

>> Evaluating a Math Expression in Java

>> Comparing Doubles in Java

>> Division by Zero in Java: Exception, Infinity, or Not a Number

>> Add BigDecimals using the Stream API

>> Generating Random Numbers in Java

>> Finding the Least Common Multiple in Java

>> Calculating Logarithms in Java

>> Matrix Multiplication in Java

>> Find If Two Numbers Are Relatively Prime in Java

>> Java Bitwise Operators

>> Find the Longest Substring Without Repeating Characters

>> An Introduction to SuanShu

>> Using Math.sin with Degrees

>> Java 8 Math New Methods

>> Introduction to EthereumJ

>> Introduction to GeoTools

>> BigDecimal and BigInteger in Java

>> How to Round a Number to N Decimal Places in Java

>> Introduction to Apache Commons Math

>> Using Math.pow in Java

>> Java Money and the Currency API

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