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Uncompressing the file in the GZIP format.
This example will help you to understand the concepts of GZIP. Sometimes it happens that when you download a file or any PDF file you get it in compressed mode. This means that the file is compressed, but can't read it in compressed form so, it needs to View Rating

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Use of Array in Java
This Java programming example will teach you the the concepts of arrays so that you can write a program on array by yourself. An array works a container object which can hold a values of same type. View Rating

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Reading a File into a Byte Array
In this program we will read a file in the form of a byte array. We can do it very easily. View Rating

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Java - Read file Applet
In this program we will show you about the concept of the reading file from an applet. This program illustrates you how an applet can read the content from the given file. View Rating

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Java 5 Features
This section introduces you with the new features on Java 5. Here you will learn about the exciting new additions to the Java language. After going through this page you will better understand the features of Java 5.0. View Rating

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Java 5.0
New Features in Java 5.0 Java 5 has been released with many new features to make the programming easier. View Rating

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Collection Interfaces
The Collections Framework is made up of a set of interfaces for storing and manipulating groups of data into a single unit. View Rating

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Introduction to Collections Framework
The Collections Framework provides a well-designed set of interfaces and classes for storing and manipulating the groups of data into a single unit. View Rating

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Equality and Relational Operators
Whenever we need to compare the results of two expressions or operands in a program then the equality and relational operators are used to know whether an operand is equal, not equal, greater than, less than to another operand. View Rating

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Many Java String Examples
Comparing Strings (== operator) This section describes how two string references are compared. If two String variables point to the same object then these two variables are called references for the same object. View Rating

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