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12 Feb 2018

Reflection in Java

Java Reflection is the process of analyzing and modifying all the capabilities of class at runtime. Reflection API is used to manipulate class & its fields, methods, and constructor at run-time. Reflection in Java The java.lang.reflect package provides many classes to implement reflection. Methods of java.lang.Class is used for extracting the complete metadata of a class. Classes in java.lang.reflect package: As per the Oracle's document, following is the list of various java classes in java.lang.reflect

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7 Feb 2018

Volatile Modifier: Java Multi-threading

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In Java volatile keyword is used to guarantee memory visibility of a variable. When a variable is marked as volatile, it will be stored in main memory. Every read & write is performed on main memory instead of CPU cache. In case of without volatile instance variable, read/write are always performed on CPU cache not directly on main memory, in such cases when multiple threads are performing read/write on multiprocessor system there are possibilities that

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4 Jan 2018

Predicate – Functional Interface (Java 8)

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In mathematical logic, a predicate is commonly understood to be a Boolean-valued function P: X→ {true, false}, called the predicate on X. Informally, a predicate is a statement that may be true or false depending on the values of its variables. It can be thought of as an operator or function that returns a value that is either true or false. For example, predicates are sometimes used to indicate set membership: when talking about sets,

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3 Jan 2018

Functional Interface – Java 8

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Java has always been an Object Oriented programming language, it means we can't have a function without its class. Other programming languages like C++, PHP, Python, JavaScript and many more, where we write functions and use anywhere, all these languages support functional programming along with Object Oriented programming. Java introduced Functional interface & Lambda Expressions in Java 8, to leverage functional programming to reduce verbosity. What is functional Interface? A Functional Interface is an interface

Lambda Expressions

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Lambda expression is a concise representation of an anonymous function which can be passed as an argument to a method or stored in a variable. We call it anonymous function because it isn't associated with a particular class like a method does and it doesn't have a explicit name like a normal method. Like any regular method a lambda has a list of parameters, body, return type and list of exceptions which can be thrown.

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