Strings in JavaScript

Strings in JavaScript

A sequence of characters is represented and manipulated using the String object. You can use Strings to store data that can be represented as text. Checking the length of a string, building and concatenating it with the plus and += string operators, checking for substrings’ existence or location with the indexOf() method, and extracting substrings with the substring() method are some of the most common operations on strings.

Java vs. JavaScript
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Java vs. JavaScript

New programmers and non-technical people have long mistaken Java and JavaScript, yet the only thing they have in common is the word “Java.” Each is a functional programming language in its own right, with advantages over the other. However, programmers utilize Java and JavaScript for various jobs; thus, one isn’t inherently better.

Java Constructor

Java Constructor

In Java, a constructor is a particular method for initializing objects. When a class object is formed, the constructor is called. It’s possible to use it to set the default values for object attributes as follows:

Java Lists (with examples)

Java Lists (with examples)

The Collection interface is inherited by the List interface, located in java.util package. It’s a ListIterator interface factory. We can iterate the list forward and backward using the ListIterator. ArrayList, LinkedList, Stack, and Vector are the List interface, implementation classes. In Java programming, the ArrayList and LinkedList are commonly utilized. Since Java 5, the Vector class has been deprecated.