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Java Swing JFileChooser example
JFileChooser is a quick and easy way to prompt the user to choose a file or a file saving location. Below are some simple examples of how to use this class.
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Java Compare Enum value
In Java, you can use == operator to compare Enum value.
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Java builder design pattern example
A complete Java builder pattern example.
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Java 8 Convert List to Map
Few Java 8 examples to show you how to convert a List of objects into a Map, and how to handle the duplicated keys.
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Java How to override equals and hashCode
Some Java examples to show you how to override equals and hashCode.
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Windows 10 Edit Hosts file
In this tutorial, we will show you how to add a mapping of IP addresses to host names in the Windows Hosts file.
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Java 8 – Stream Collectors groupingBy examples
In this article, we will show you how to use Java 8 Stream Collectors to group by, count, sum and sort a List.
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Windows 10 Can not create new folder
Suddenly, my Windows 10 is unable to create new folder:
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Java Stream has already been operated upon or closed
In Java 8, Stream cannot be reused, once it is consumed or used, the stream will be closed.
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Java How to convert Array to Stream
In Java 8, you can either use Arrays.stream or Stream.of to convert an Array into a Stream.
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Java 8 flatMap example
In Java 8, Stream can hold different data types, for examples:
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Java find class fields with specified data type
Some Java reflection API examples.
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MongoDB group, count and sort example
Some MongoDB examples to show you how to perform group by, count and sort query.
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Logback Set log file name programmatically
In Logback, it is easy to set a log file name programmatically :
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Gradle and JUnit example
In Gradle, you can declare the JUnit dependency like this:
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