Someone who is just starting with Java programming language often has doubt about how we are storing an ArrayList object in List variable, what is the difference between List and ArrayList? Or why not just save the ArrayList object in ArrayList variable just like we do for String, int, and other data types. Well, the main difference between List and ArrayList is that List is an interface while ArrayList is a class. Most importantly, it implements the List interface, which also means that ArrayList is a subtype of List interface. In Java or any object-oriented language, supertype of a variable can store an object of subtype.
5 Free Linux Courses for Programmers and IT Professionals to Learn Online
Linux is one of the most popular operating systems to run server-side applications. I have seen almost all Java applications running on Linux barring a couple of them which runs on Windows as service. If you take out standalone apps like IDEs or tools, most of the real-world Java applications run on Linux, e.g. payment gateways, trading systems, and other financial applications. That's why it's very important for any programmer, IT professional, or a developer to learn and understand Linux, both the operating system, as well as the command line.
Top 10 Spring MVC and REST Annotations with Examples for Java Programmers
Hello guys, welcome to my third article on exploring essential annotations from the Spring framework, the most popular framework for Java development. In the first article, I have shared some of the most useful Spring Framework annotations, which were based upon Core Spring functionalities like dependency injection, inversion of control, and configuration, and in the second article, we have learned about important Spring Cloud annotations like @EnableConfigServer, @EnableEurekaSever, and @EnableDiscoveryClient. Now that you know those essential Spring annotations it's time to move towards Spring MVC and REST, one of the most used parts of Spring Framework.
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