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Eric Martin
Eric Martin has been a software engineer in Kansas City, Missouri, for over 20 years. He has been focused on designing and building enterprise Java applications in multiple industries. In his free time, he enjoys brewing beer, cooking, and spending time with his family.
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How to Take Input as String With Spaces in Java Using Scanner?
Filed under Java
Learn how to read values containing spaces from a Scanner through examples.
Difference Between implementation and compile in Gradle
Filed under Gradle
Learn the difference between “implementation” and “compile” in Gradle and provide best practices for effective dependency management
ArrayBlockingQueue vs. LinkedBlockingQueue
Filed under Java Collections, Java Concurrency
Learn about the implementation differences between ArrayBlockingQueue and LinkedBlockingQueue.
Convert an OutputStream to an InputStream
Filed under Java
Explore two approaches to converting an OutputStream to an InputStream: using a byte array and a pipe.
Storing Java Scanner Input in an Array
Filed under Java
Learn how to store the input from a Scanner into an array with three different scenarios and examples.
Comparing Two Byte Arrays in Java
Filed under Java Collections
Learn common pitfalls when comparing the contents of two arrays and explore the correct way to compare two byte arrays.
ClusterIP, NodePort, and LoadBalancer: Kubernetes Service Types
Filed under DevOps
Learn about the three primary service types in Kubernetes, their benefits, limitations, and best practices for their usage.
Remove Punctuation From a String in Java
Filed under Java
Learn how to remove punctuation from a string using the standard String.replaceAll() method.
Print “” Quotes Around a String in Java
Filed under Java
Explore three different approaches to printing a string with quotes (“) around it.
