Introduction We usually use System.out.println or System.err.println to print messages on the console. But to use the printf formatting options, we can use the System.out.format methods or System.err.format methods. Formatting output with System.out.format Formatting output using above methods will eliminate the plus signs we otherwise use to merge the values together and make the code more readable and… Read More »
Introduction Many beginners want to know how to convert Java String to Java float. All String operations are easy in Java, and there are many utility methods. Java 6 onwards also has Float objects instead of the primitive float type, making float manipulations easier. How to convert Java String to Java float We will show an example to… Read More »
Introduction There is only one method to find the length of a string i.e. the length() method. We will see multiple examples to see how the method works. How to find String length in Java Using the length() is very straightforward, but we need to handle few conditions, especially if we are taking inputs from a user. Let… Read More »
Introduction Java ternary operators make the code short and easy to understand. They can replace an entire set of if..else..then statements and also perform a lot of logical (Boolean) operations on the right-hand side of the statement in less amount of code. The operators work on Boolean expressions, i.e., either a Boolean field or statement that gives a… Read More »
The try is a keyword that is used by java to enclose the code that might throw an exception. You can use the try block within the method body. It is recommended to keep that code in the try block only that will throw an exception. Also, the try block must always be followed by the catch and… Read More »
Introduction Let us discuss multiple ways of adding the values of a list of integers. The traditional method to get the sum of a list in Java is to use the ‘for’ loop, but that’s a bit costly. Many utility methods can do the same with much grace. Java 8 also defines a new method, which we will… Read More »
Introduction In Java, int arrays are used to store integers. In this article, we will see the different ways in which we can create and manage integer or int arrays. Before that, let us explain what is declaration, initialization, and populating array values. Declaring an int array: indicates that we want to create an array of integer values.… Read More »
Introduction Java Enums are used to define constants. Rather than declaring common categories of constants as individual strings, we can categorize and declare them as Enums. In this article, we will discuss how to declare Enums, use Java Enum in a for loop and Java switch case, and how Java Enums can be used in if/else statements. Some… Read More »
Introduction Web applications collect data from the user through the User Interface (UI) and insert the information into the database. This process happens automatically without us running any database scripts or monitoring data. This magic is done by JDBC (Java DataBase Connectivity), which is a Java API to connect Java code to any database. What is JDBC (Prepared)Statement… Read More »
Introduction In Java, a lot of data is stored as objects rather than primitives. A string is an object, whereas int is a primitive data type. The advantage of objects is the ease of manipulation and storage. If we need any calculations to be performed, it is easy to convert String to int using various methods. Java also… Read More »
