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but we shouldn't ideally do that as errors are mostly JVM based and not application based and there is rarely we can do something about it. Very likely catching and not re throwing would lead to muting their response or trace.
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Ans. Optional is to be used for arguments / atrributes which are indeed optional i.e the request should continue even if they aren't provided. It should not be used for mandatory attributes or arguments as we would like application to shout out ( with error message / exception trace ) to signify a problem.
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Ans. No. Because java internally treats var args as arrays and hence both method declarations will generate the same byte code and hence would result in ambiguity while determining call binding.
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Ans. Var args is the feature of Java that allows a method to have variable number of arguments. Var args are used when we are not sure about the number of arguments a method may need. Internally java treats them as array.
Ans. Apache Cassandra is a free and open source distributed NoSQL database management system designed to handle large amounts of data providing high availability with no single point of failure.
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Ans. Asynchronous Replication of information from master to all slaves. Redis is an in memory storage and hence any crash may result in complete loss of information on a cluster.
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Ans. Now the reference points to a new object in memory. If that was the only reference for the previous object , it will be marked for garbage collection.
Foe example -
Object obj = new Object();
obj = new Object();
object created in first line will be eligible for garbage collection after line 2 as it looses all it's handlers.
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Ans. Yes, doesn't provide exclusive access as we cannot allocate and deallocate memory exclusively as Java internally manages it. The advantage of this is that it relieves the coder for such tasks and helps protect from many bugs that may get introduced with imperfect coding. Moreover as java garbage collector collects all unclaimed memory or objects, it helps the application from memory leaks.
On the flip side , as coder doesn't have extensive excess to memory , it is upto java to decide on the state for programming construct and data storage and hence may introduce some security risks. For example - Java keeps string literals in string pool and there is no exclusive way to remove it and hence may stay and sensitive data in string pool may introduce security issues. Moreover when we overwrite a value or object for a variable / reference, it is upto java to purge those values and hence it may stay in memory for a while till java decide that it is no longer referenced and hence should be removed and hence makes it vulnerable for inappropriate access.
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Q1762. Which of following is / are valid static final declaration ?
public static final String MAX_NUM = "10";
public static final Object NULL = null;
public static final MathContext MATH_CONTEXT = new MathContext(2,RoundingMode.CEILING);
Ans. assertThat is introduced with Junit4 and offers many advatanges over assert. Messages are more explanatory, offer better type safety and are more readable. Moreover hamcrest library is portable as it can used both with junit and TestNG.Moreover assertThat provides flexibility as the same method can be used for assert , assertEquals,assertTrue etc through the use of matcher methods.
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Ans. There are 2 ways to specify dependencies in Spring, one by the way of specifying beans in config files and other is by specifying annotations like @Bean, @Component , @Service etc to let spring know of the dependencies.
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Ans. It's a facility to shout out your code changes to other collaborators before merging them to the main repository. For example - one may like to have code changes reviewed between his branch and master before merging it to master. So he can open a pull request with the difference between branch and master, get it reviewed and then merge it to master.
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Ans. These are the platforms or set of services provided by Amazon for cloud services , database storage , content delivery and other business applications and solutions.
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Ans. Object is an entity in Java , i.e which has a state ( instance variables ) and methods attached to it ( static or non static , through class definition ). References are the identifiers that are used to point to objects.
For example -
Employee emp = new Employee();
emp = new Employee();
In this code, emp is the reference that gets assigned to the new object created by the new operator. In the second line , we have assigned the same reference to another object. So with these 2 lines of code, we have 2 objects in memory with reference emp now pointing to second object.
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