Convenient factory methods for creating collections of objects is one of the nice feature that Java 9 brings. Here is how you would create a set: Running this code a couple of times will show how every single run will create a different output. The Java 9 sets created by the newly added factory methods …
Read More How are Java 9 sets created by the factory method Set.of randomizedThis is the second part of a series of articles about pattern matching in Scala. In the first part we’ve covered literal pattern matching, matching against different data types and matching on case classes. We’ve decompiled (in Java) the byte code created by Scala just to have a better understanding of the things that happen …
Read More Scala Pattern Matching, from a Java developer perspective. Part 2.Pattern matching is one of the most used Scala feature. Try to open a random Scala file and there are great chances to find a couple of match blocks. From a Java developer perspective, pattern matching may look like a switch statement, but it is much, much more powerful than that. Syntactically, a Scala match …
Read More Scala Pattern Matching, from a Java developer perspective. Part 1.Strategy pattern is one of the well known behavioral patterns, yet people (at Java interviews in my city) find it difficult to name some example from Java SE although most of them know how to define the pattern and most are able to give some random examples. Strategy pattern is used all over the place in Java and I will …
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