Flexible Interfaces With Optional Methods Are Good: A Java List Case Study
Software design is hard, but we sometimes make it harder on ourselves. Why not adopt a more flexible approach to allow for nuance?
Flexible Interfaces With Optional Methods Are Good: A Java List Case Study
Software design is hard, but we sometimes make it harder on ourselves. Why not adopt a more flexible approach to allow for nuance?
Comparing strings in Java is always a nightmare, but did you know using == can sometimes work? Yeah, say hello to more nightmare fuel.
In computer science, we often familiar with variables having types, but what if I told you that some languages see types in two different ways?
Have you heard the term "method overloading" but wasn't sure what it meant? Let me try my hand at giving a simple explanation.
What Value Does Every Cell Contain in a New Integer Array in Java?
Today, I wanted to get into a topic that involves one of the weirder behaviors of Java: implicit variable initialization for primitive types. In other words, if I create a collection of integers,...
True or False: If Variables Are Changed in a Java Method, They Are Also Changed Outside the Method
Continuing in our computer science problem series, I figured we'd dive into a couple of fun Java topics: parameter passing and primitive types. Specifically, we'll be looking at whether or not you...