The JDBC (Java Database connectivity) is one of the vital API in Java programming language which allows a Java program to connect to any database, like Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Lite, Sybase or any other relational database. It's an essential API to learn and master for both core Java and Java EE professionals, given the ubiquitous nature of Database in real-world applications. Despite its importance, many Java developer lacks essential JDBC skills, like they are not familiar with Connection, Statement, connection pool, calling stored procedures, and executing a transaction in JDBC.
3 ways to find Repeating number in given array in Java?
Problem: You have given an int array that contains duplicate or repeating elements like numbers. You need to find all those repeating numbers from a given array. Remember, the array may contain 1, 2 or multiple duplicates. You need to print all of them. For example, if the given array is {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 1} then your program should print 1. Similarly, if the given array is {3, 3, 2, 2, 4} then your solution should return 2 and 3, the order is not important as long as you can identify all the repeating elements.
When to use PUT or POST in a RESTful Web Service?
One of the most common confusion among web developers is the choice of PUT or POST HTTP method for creating or updating a resource while developing RESTful Web Services. Since both can be used to submit data, you can use either POST or PUT to create or update a resource. Many web developers want to use PUT for creating a resource on the server because it's idempotent. No matter how many times you call the PUT, the state of the resource will not jeopardize. Since the possibility of re-submission is real on a slow network, using PUT to create resource makes it easy, as you don't need to worry about user clicking the submit button multiple times.
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