Java – Merging two String[] Array and Sorting
In this article, we will discuss how to merge two arrays and then sort according to natural order i.e.; ascending order. Well, by passing Comparator Read More
Month: June 2017
Java – Sorting Arrays in Ascending and Descending order
In this article, we will discuss how to sort Arrays in both ascending and descending order 1. Sorting Arrays in Ascending order : Passing original/actual Read More
Java – String Array sorting with example
In this article, we will discuss how to sort String[] array with example Arrays class has various sort methods for sorting different primitive data-types and Read More
Java – long[] Arrays sorting with example
In this article, we will discuss how to sort long[] array with example 1. long: Size is 8 bytes That’s is 64 bits Its range Read More
Java – double[] Arrays Sorting with example
In this article, we will discuss how to sort double[] array with example 1. double: Size is 8 bytes That’s is 64 bits Its range Read More
Java – float[] Arrays Sorting with example
In this article, we will discuss how to sort float[] arrays with example 1. float: Size is 4 bytes that’s is 32 bits Its range Read More
Java – int[] Array Sorting with example
In this article, we will discuss how to sort int[] array with example 1. int Size is 4 bytes That’s is 32 bits Its range Read More
Java: short[] Array sorting with example
In this article, we will discuss how to sort short[] array with example short: Size is 2 bytes Its range is -32,768 to 32,767 Arrays Read More
Java – char[] Arrays sorting with example
In this article, we will discuss how to sort char[] array with example 1. char: Size is 2 bytes Its range is 0 to 65,536 Read More
Java – byte[] Arrays Sorting with example
In this article, we will discuss how to sort byte[] Arrays with example 1. Byte: Size is 1 byte Its range is -128 to 127 Read More
Java – How to Sort HashSet in 2 ways ?
In this article, we will discuss how to sort HashSet in 2 ways. Already, in one of the earlier article we discussed about HashSet sorting Read More
Java – Reversing a String by word using StringTokenizer
In this article, we will discuss how to reverse a string by word using StringTokenizer class Note: StringTokenizer is deprecated, however it is carried forward Read More
Java – Count number of tokens using StringTokenizer
In previous article, we have discussed about StringTokenizer class with various delimiters for splitting a String Next question is, Q) Whether it is possible to Read More
Java – StringTokenizer class with example
In this article, we will discuss StringTokenizer class in detail and how it helps in splitting String based on various delimiter 1. StringToknizer class : Read More
Java – Convert first character of every word to Uppercase
In this article, we will discuss how to convert first character of every word to uppercase For conversion, we will use either StringTokenizer class split() Read More
Java – Difference between capacity() and length() methods of StringBuffer ?
In this article, we will discuss difference between capacity() and length() methods of StringBuffer in detail with example Often times, this two methods get confused Read More
Java – How to append new line to StringBuffer ?
In this article, we will discuss how to append newline to StringBuffer There are ways to append newline to StringBuffer or StringBuilder object, we will Read More
Java – How to clear or delete StringBuffer contents ?
In this article, we will discuss how to clear or delete StringBuffer contents 1. Clearing StringBuffer contents: Here, Start-index for the contents i.e.; 0 end-index Read More
Java – String v/s StringBuffer v/s StringBuilder
In this article, we will discuss difference between String, StringBuffer and StringBuilder in detail with example on performance Let us move forward and discuss difference Read More
Java – StringBuffer v/s StringBuilder
In this article, we will discuss difference between StringBuffer and StringBuilder in detail with example Both are mutable sequence of characters to replace String’s immutability Read More