There are several ways to create an array in Java, for example, you can declare the array without initializing it, or you can create and initialize the array in the same line. If you want to make an array with values, then you need to first decide which type of array you want to create? e.g., do you want a String array, which can contain String objects like "abc," "def," or do you want to create an int array that contains int values like 10, 20, etc. In Java, you can create an array of any type, including primitives like byte, int, long, and objects like String, Integer, and other user-defined objects. Let's some code to make a new array in Java.
How to Find/Print Leaf nodes in a Binary Tree in Java without Recursion - Example
In the last article, you have learned how to print all leaf nodes of a binary tree in Java by using Recursion, a useful technique to solve binary tree problems and in this article, we'll answer the same question without using Recursion. Why should we do this? Well, it's a typical pattern on a programming job interview to solve the same problem using both Recursion and Iteration. Since some questions are easy to solve using recursion like linked list problems, binary tree-based problems, tower of Hanoi, or Fibonacci series but their non-recursive solution is comparatively tricky, the interviewer tests candidates against this shift in the algorithm.
How to check If two Strings Array are equal in Java? Example Tutorial
Hello guys, if you are wondering how to check if two given String array are equal, I mean they contain same number of elements with same values and looking for solution then you have come to the right place. In the past, I have shared several coding questions on different data structures like linked list, binary tree, string, and even system design and today, we shall be working with arrays, Oh arrays are so pretty! And it’s very simple to learn. Having understood the concept of arrays the goal is to be able to check if two String arrays are equivalent.
Top 5 Free Servlet, JSP, Java FX, and JDBC Courses for Java Web Developers in 2025 - Best of Lot
If you are a Java developer working on a Java JEE projects like a Java Web application running on Tomcat or Glassfish, or you want to get into that by learning server-side technologies like Servlet, JSP, and JDBC, then you have come to the right place. In this article, I will share some free online courses to learn Servlet, JSP, and JDBC at your own pace. If you want to become a rockstar Java web developer, then you must have a good understanding of these essential web technologies before you learn frameworks like Spring and Hibernate. These frameworks work on top of these basic technologies, and if you don't know them, then you would often struggle to debug and troubleshoot problems in the real world.
Top 6 Dynamic Programming Online Courses for Coding Interviews in 2025 - Best of Lot
Hello guys, if you are preparing for a coding interview but struggling to solve Dynamic programing based coding problems and looking for the best resource to improve your Dynamic programming skill then you have come to the right place. Earlier, I have shared the best coding interview courses and best Recursion courses, as well as popular Dynamic programming problems from interviews, and today I am going to share the best online courses to learn Dynamic programming in depth. Dynamic programming simply means that plain recursion can be optimized when there are repeated calls for some inputs.
5 Free Online Courses to Learn Kotlin in 2025 - Best of Lot
Hello guys, If you are in Android application development or server-side Java development, then you might have heard about the Kotlin programming language, created by JetBrains, the company behind popular IDEs like IntelliJIDEA, PyCharm, and WebStorm. Kotlin is also Google's official language for developing Android apps. If you don't know what Kotlin is and why you should learn Kotlin, then let me tell you that Kotlin is a mature programming language that offers many benefits over traditional programming languages like Java which has been time-tested over the last 25 years. Kotlin is designed to solve pain points of Java programming language like verbose nature and boilerplate.
Top 6 Free Courses to Learn Bootstrap Online for Beginners in 2025 - Best of Lot
Bootstrap is one of the most popular front-end libraries, which provides a customizable HTML, CSS, and JavaScript template for creating a modern and responsive website. All the beautiful websites you see these days with large fonts and slick form fields are built using Bootstrap. If you want to learn Bootstrap and looking for some excellent online courses, then you have come to the right place. In the past, I have shared advanced CSS courses to learn Flexbox, Grid, and SaaS, and in this article, I will share some of the excellent Bootstrap courses, which are also free, and you can use them to kick-start your journey with the Bootstrap framework. If you are interested in modern web development, this is the framework you must learn this year.
Difference between Binary Tree, Binary Search Tree (BST), and Balanced Tree (AVL and Red Black Tree)?
Hello guys, if you are preparing for technical interview for Software Development job then you must prepare well for Data Structure and Algorithms. It is often the difference between selection and non-selection and when it comes to Data Structure, binary search tree is one of the tough topic to master. In the past, I have shared 100+ data structure questions and 40+ binary tree questions and today, I am going to share one of the popular theory or concept questions related to binary tree data structure. The Tree data structure is one of the essential data structures, but unfortunately, many programmers don't pay enough attention to learning Trees, particularly advanced tree data structures like balanced trees like AVL and Red-Black tree.
[Solved] How to Find Repeated Characters in a given String with count in Java? Example
This is another interesting coding problem or programming exercise for beginner programmers. How do you find repeated or duplicate characters in a given String and their count? You can solve this coding problem in any programming language of your choice like Java, Python, Ruby, or even JavaScript. I'll explain the logic and solution which is easy to implement in the above programming languages and I'll provide code in Java, which is my favorite programming language. In order to solve this problem, You need to first check if a String contains any duplicate characters or not, and then if it contains any duplicate letters then find out how many times they appear in the given input String.
How to solve Two Sum Array Problem in Java? Example
Hello guys, if you have been solving data structure and algorithms problems or been through a couple of coding interviews then you might be familiar with the classical "Two Sum" problem. It's one of the classical coding problems of finding two numbers in a given array whose sum is equal to a given target number. It's a good problem to learn how array data structure works and programming basics like loops, conditionals, and operators. It's also good for developing your problem-solving skills and coding sense, which will help you in the long run. This is also a popular Leetcode problem and is commonly asked in coding interviews to both beginners and intermediate programmers.
6 Essential Data Structures Java Programmer should Learn
Hello guys, Data Structure is a building block of programs. It's even said that "Data Structure + Algorithms= Program". That's why a good knowledge of data structure is very important for any programmers, including Java developers. Data structure gives you the option to store your data so that you can access it based on your requirement. For example, if you want a fast search based upon the username then you can use HashMap, but that's only possible if you know data structure and their implementations in the programming language you are using, and that's what you will learn in this article.
Post order traversal Algorithms for Binary Tree in Java with example
In the last couple of articles, you have learned about pre-order and in-order tree traversal algorithms in Java, and today, you will learn about the post-order traversal in a binary tree. It is the toughest of all three tree traversal algorithms and programmers generally struggle to implement this when asked in a coding interview. Hence it makes sense to understand and practice this algorithm before going for the interview. The post order traversal is also a depth-first algorithm because you go deep before you visit other nodes on the same level.
How to check if an array includes a value in JavaScript? Example Tutorial
Hello
Javascript developers, if you are wondering how to check if an array contains a particular value or not in Javascript then you have come to the right place. In the last article I showed you how to remove empty elements from the
JavaScript array and today I will show you 3 ways to check if an array contains a particular value in Javascript. I have been
sharing a lot of Javascript resources like the best JavaScript courses, books, websites, and Javascript interview questions,
along with many JavaScript and React tutorials, and today, we are going
to see an example of the includes() method of the array in JavaScript to find out if an array has a particular value or not.
How to sort an Array in descending order in Java? Example Tutorial
Sorting an array is one of the common tasks in Programming and you have many algorithms to sort an array, like QuickSort, MergeSort which provides O(NLogN) time performance, and Bucket Sort, Counting Sort, and Radix Sort algorithms which can even sort some array in O(N) time. But, you hardly need to code these algorithms by hand when it comes to writing real code. The Programming language you will use already has tried and tested implementation for those algorithms and that's what you will learn in this article. In Java Programming language, it's easy to sort an array, you just need to call the Arrays.sort() method with a Comparator which can sort the array in the order you want but it highly depends upon which type of object is stored in the array.
QuickSort Algorithm Example in Java using Recursion - Tutorial
The Quicksort algorithm is one of the very popular sorting algorithms in programming, often used to sort a large array of numbers. Though there is numerous algorithm available to sort a list of objects, including integer, string, and floating-point number, quicksort is best for general purpose. It's a divide and conquers algorithm, where we divide the given array with respect to a particular element, known as 'pivot' such that the lower partition of the array is less than the pivot and upper partition elements of the array are higher than the pivot.
How to remove a number from an Integer Array in Java? [Example Tutorial]
Hello guys, In the last article, you have learned how to reverse an array in place in Java, and today I have come back with another array-based coding interview question. It's also one of the frequently asked coding questions, not as popular as the previous one but still has been asked a lot of times on various Programming Job interviews, particularly to beginners. In this problem, you are asked to write a program to remove a given number from the given array. It may seem easy, but the trick is that because an array is a fixed data structure and you cannot change the length of the array once created.
How Binary Search Algorithm Works? Java Example without Recursion
The binary search algorithm is one of the fundamental Computer Science Algorithms and is used to search an element in a sorted input set. It's much faster than the linear search which scans each and every element and improves performance from O(n) to O(logN) for searching an element in the array. In order to perform the binary search, you need a sorted array, so you can either ask the user to enter the array in sorted order or you should sort the array before performing the binary search. It's also one of the popular algorithms for Programming Job interviews. The interviewer often asks candidates to implement binary search algorithms by hand in their favorite programming languages like Java, C++, Python. or JavaScript.
How to declare and Initialize two dimensional Array in Java with Example
An array of more than one dimension is known as a multi-dimensional array. Two of the most common examples of multi-dimensional arrays are two and three-dimensional arrays, known as 2D and 3D arrays, anything above is rare. I have never seen 4-dimensional arrays, even 3D arrays are not that common. Now the question comes when to use a multi-dimensional array? Any real-life example? Well, 2D arrays are very common on platform games like Super Mario Bros to represent screen or terrain; 2D arrays can also be used to represent structures like a spreadsheet, or to draw board games like Chess, which requires an 8x8 board, Checkers and Tic-Tac-Toe, which requires 3 rows and 3 columns.
How to compare two Arrays in Java to check if they are equal - [String & Integer Array Example]
Hello guys, one of the common Programming, the day-to-date task is to compare two arrays in Java and see if they are equal to each other or not. Of course, you can't compare a String array to an int array, which means two arrays are said to be equal if they are of the same type, has the same length, contains the same elements, and in the same order. Now, you can write your own method for checking array equality or take advantage of Java's rich Collection API. Similar to what you have seen while printing array values in Java, java.util.Arrays class provides convenient methods for comparing array values.
How to Convert or Print Array to String in Java? Example Tutorial
Array and String are very closely related, not just because String is a character array in most of the programming language but also with popularity - they are two of the most important data structure for programmers. Many times we need to convert an array to String or create an array from String, but unfortunately, there is no direct way of doing this in Java. Though you can convert an array to String by simply calling their toString() method, you will not get any meaningful value. If you convert an Integer array to a String, you will get something like I@4fee225 due to the default implementation of the toString() method from the java.lang.Object class. Here, I show the type of the array and content after @ is hash code value in hexadecimal.
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