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Java Practices -> Implementing equals
(See Effective Java by Joshua Bloch for more information.) When implementing equals, fields are compared differently, according to their type:. object ...
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Java Practices -> Observers and listeners
<P><tt>CurrentPortfolio</tt> may be used as an example implementation for any ... Observable}. To minimize spurious * updates, related {@link java.util. ...
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Java Practices -> Observers and listeners
<p><tt>CurrentPortfolio</tt> is an {@link java.util.Observable}. To minimize spurious * updates, related {@link java.util.Observer} objects need to call ...
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Java Practices -> Generate random numbers
import java.util.Random; /** Generate 10 random integers in the range 0..99. */ public final class RandomInteger { public static final void main(String. ...
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Java Practices -> Generate random numbers
Generate random numbers. There are two means of generating random numbers :. the Random class generates random integers, doubles, longs and so on, ...
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Java Practices -> Generate random numbers
JavaRebel - Java Code Reloading Agent. Generate random numbers. There are two means of generating random numbers : the Random class generates random ...
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Java Practices -> Generate random numbers
JavaRebel - Java Code Reloading Agent. Generate random numbers ... use a single Random object - do not create a new Random object for each new random number ...
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Java Practices -> Data access objects
Concise presentations of java programming practices, tasks, and conventions, amply illustrated with syntax highlighted code examples.
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Java Practices -> Send an email
A class which uses this file to send an email : import java.util.*; import java.io.*; import javax.mail.*; import javax.mail.internet. ...
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Java Practices -> Provide an uncaught exception handler
Provide an uncaught exception handler. In Java programs, what happens ... If you are using JDK 5+, then you may define your own UncaughtExceptionHandler. ...
