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Q693. Does SQL allow null values ? Can we use it within Where clause ?
Ans. Yes , we can have null values for columns in SQL. Null value represent that the columns value is unknown or haven't been filled. Yes, We can use it within where clause to get the rows with null values.
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Ans. http protocol on its own is stateless. So it helps in identifying the relationship between multiple stateless request as they come from a single source.
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Ans. Session info in the request can be intercepted and hence a vulnerability. Cookie can be read and write by respective domain only and make sure that right session information is being passed by the client.
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Ans. Yes. Methods invoked from within a finally block can throw an exception. Failure to catch and handle such exceptions results in the abrupt termination of the entire try block.
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Ans. The build path is used for building your application. It contains all of your source files and all Java libraries that are required to compile the application.
The classpath is used for executing the application. This includes all java classes and libraries that are needed to run the java application.
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Ans. No. It gives the error "Cannot Instantiate the type Calendar". Calendar is an abstract class and hence Calendar object should be instantiated using Calendar.getInstance().
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a. DateFormat df = DateFormat.getInstance(); b. DateFormat df = DateFormat.getDateInstance(); c. DateFormat df = DateFormat.getInstance(DateFormat.FULL); d. DateFormat df = DateFormat.getDateInstance(DateFormat.FULL);
Q716. Which of the following syntax are correct ?a. LinkedList<Integer> l=new LinkedList<int>();b. List<Integer> l=new LinkedList<int>();c. LinkedList<Integer> l=new LinkedList<Integer>();d. List<Integer> l = new LinkedList<Integer>();
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Q719. What is rule regarding overriding equals and hashCode method ?