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80 // fi x t h i s / Question 4 (intermediate). Given the following code fragment: String[] nums = {"One", "Two", "Three", "Four ...
81 // fi x t h i s / maximum count to control progress through the data and to terminate the iteration at the right point. Using ...
82 // fi x t h i s / Option B discusses iteration over the java.util.Map. While Map is part of the Collections API, it doesn’t e ...
83 // fi x t h i s / Answer 2. Option B is correct. Java’s generics mechanism provides powerful “consistency checking” during co ...
84 // fi x t h i s / methods. You can rectify that by using the following syntax: interface Sized { int getSize(); } public clas ...
85 // fi x t h i s / second? No, it does not, because that line doesn’t use this multiple-constraints syntax. Look closely: it u ...
86 // fi x t h i s / letters. With a little luck, the insanity this question presents should convince you of the impor- tance of ...
87 // fi x t h i s / For sequential streams, the presence or absence of an encounter order does not affect performance, only det ...
88 // fi x t h i s / ((myStr.spliterator().characteristics() & Spliterator.ORDERED) != 0) Alternatively, if you simply want ...
89 // fi x t h i s / mark for the question. Of course, real-life programming is more successful if you pay close attention to de ...
90 // fi x t h i s / aged in modern programming: they tend to get overlooked, and they make it harder to compre- hend code. Misr ...
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