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Tag: Java

link to How to Initialize an ArrayList in Kotlin: arrayListOf and More

How to Initialize an ArrayList in Kotlin: arrayListOf and More

As a new user of Kotlin, I wanted to write some articles like my How to Python series. To start, let's learn how to initialize an ArrayList in Kotlin.

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link to It’s Okay to Test Private Methods

It’s Okay to Test Private Methods

Usually, I try not to write too many opinion pieces about code, but I felt like I should mention that it's okay to test private methods.

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link to Taking Kotlin for a Spin

Taking Kotlin for a Spin

After long last, I've finally decided to take a look at Kotlin while building an Android app. Now, I want to talk about the language.

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link to Why I Urge My Students to Use DrJava

Why I Urge My Students to Use DrJava

When it comes to teaching Java, some tools are better than others. That's why I urge my students to use DrJava, an IDE for educators.

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link to Java Number Exploration Lab

Java Number Exploration Lab

When learning a new programming language, it can be helpful to play with the basic operations. That's why I've written a lab for Java number exploration.

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link to The Behavior of `i = i++` in Java

The Behavior of `i = i++` in Java

Recently, one of my students just introduced me to `i = i++`. Care to guess how it works? It's probably not what you think.

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