We know that variables are used to store data in a Java program. We also know that each variable can store not more than one data item. So, what do we do if we need to store a large number of data items, say 50. Well, we can use 50 variables, one for each... (more…)
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Simon Wirtz Blog - Kotlin Features I miss most in Java. Comparison between Java and Kotlin. Why does Java code have to be so noisy? (more…)
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It's about three months until
Java 9 is supposed to be released.
Debian contains around 1,200 packages that build against Java 8.
I have been trying to build them with Java 9. (more…)
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leakcanary - A memory leak detection library for Android and Java.
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When programming in C, one has to allocate and de-allocate memory by hand. It is an error prone process. In contrast, newer languages like Java often manage their memory automatically. Java relies on garbage collection. In effect, memory is allocated as n... (more…)
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