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Tag: Java

link to What Value Does Every Cell Contain in a New Integer Array in Java?

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,...

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link to True or False: If Variables Are Changed in a Java Method, They Are Also Changed Outside the Method

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...

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link to What Value Does X Have at the End of a Loop in Java?

What Value Does X Have at the End of a Loop in Java?

Today, I'm kicking off a series of new articles that take a look at real computer science multiple choice questions and attempt to give some tips for solving them. Right now, I want to start by...

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link to Dump Java: Life Is Just Better in Python

Dump Java: Life Is Just Better in Python

As an educator, I find Java to be a barrier to the fun students want to have while coding, so I often recommend Python as a replacement. Here's why.

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link to Stop Using Flags to Control Your Loops

Stop Using Flags to Control Your Loops

Lots of people use flags in their code. There's nothing wrong with that, but you may find your code easier to write without them.

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Improve Code Readability by Using Parameter Modes

Code readability is something we should always strive for, but there are so many rules. Today, we'll talk about one of those rules that might help you out.

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