Return equal occurrence of char in a list of strings
I have an array of strings ["abb", "bbxxaa"].
performance issues when synchronizing on an interned String
I want to lock a remote file with the string “ip + filename” using java.
performance issues when synchronizing on an interned String
I want to lock a remote file with the string “ip + filename” using java.
String splits to create arrays
Creating an array of strings for configuration or verification purposes can get long and ugly in code. For example:
Why ‘String’ objects are immutable with an explicit constructor in java? [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: Why is String immutable in Java? (11 answers) Closed 9 years ago. It make sense to make class String objects immutable with following declarations, because they share the same storage in common pool. String str1 = “abc”; String str2 = “abc”; But, am not sure, if it make sense […]
Should I be extracting strings from source in core java the way android does?
I just started doing android development stuff after getting pretty comfortable with Java. Android apps tend to do this weird thing where they have all strings for their program held in an XML file called strings and the program refers to the strings instead of string literals in the code or even String objects.
Should I be extracting strings from source in core java the way android does?
I just started doing android development stuff after getting pretty comfortable with Java. Android apps tend to do this weird thing where they have all strings for their program held in an XML file called strings and the program refers to the strings instead of string literals in the code or even String objects.
Should I be extracting strings from source in core java the way android does?
I just started doing android development stuff after getting pretty comfortable with Java. Android apps tend to do this weird thing where they have all strings for their program held in an XML file called strings and the program refers to the strings instead of string literals in the code or even String objects.
Functions returning strings, good style?
In my C programs I often need a way to make a string representation of my ADTs. Even if I don’t need to print the string to screen in any way, it is neat to have such method for debugging. So this kind of function often comes up.
number of strings, when each character must occur even times
I’ve been bashing my skull at this problem for some time now, and its really starting to frustrate me. The problem is: