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Ans. But Collections.emptyList() returns an Immutable list whereas new arraylist() creates a mutable list.
Advantage of getting an empty list using Collections.emptyList is that it returns a singleton list which can be shared among many references and hence made immutable. This is good fit for situations where we would like to initialize a list to basic minimum empty to avoid null pointer exception.
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Ans. Synchronize is used to achieve mutual exclusion i.e at one time, the segment of the code, method that has been declared synchronized should be executed by single thread only and hence the lock needs to be retrieved before executing the segment and then released.
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Ans. No, member variables of a interface are final by default.
The final ensures the value assigned to the interface variable is a true constant that cannot be re assigned by program code.
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Ans. This exception usually occur if we try to register the bean with name already present in the registry or repository. Usually this happens when multiple tests are executed at once in single container.
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Ans. NumberFormatException is the exception that Java throws when we try to convert one data type to the Number data type but the value is not parsable to be a Number.
For example , the following code will result in the NumberFormatException
String string = "Buggy";
int strtoInt = Integer.parseInt(string);
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Ans. Though there are many differences the way internally they both iterates the collections and streams respectively, but the main difference in performance that is achieved by spliterator as it can iterate Streams in Parallel whereas iterator only iterates collections sequentially.
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Ans. Spliterator has better performance potential than iterators but only if the potential is used. Spliterator can iterate streams in parallel as well as in sequence whereas iterator can only iterate in sequence.
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Ans. Such return is only expected in methods that returns void. the purpose of having return in such a method is to return the flow out of method and return to the place where it was called. Its actually used to prematurely return the control from the method.
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Ans. It make sense if its returning something. It doesnt make sense for void methods where return statement is not preceded by anything. In case of void methods , return as last statement has no impact and is actually a overhead.
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Ans. It means that the respective folder is not looked upon by Java to look for java or resource files and hence not being included as part of build.It needs to be added to Java Build Path.
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Ans. Java provides a faster allocation mechanism but at the cost of expensive deallocation. Deallocation in java is done by mechanism called garbage collection that runs periodically to free up unclaimed memory space , which actually slows down the application. Hence Java is usually faster if memory is not of concern and sufficiently large memory can be allocated to an application.
C/C++ on other hand have equal cost of allocation and de-allocation.
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