rizwan

• Oct 23rd, 2011

Muthukrishnan ...
i think Applet is a super class and JApplet is a sub class ..!

Rizwan ..!

rohit dwivedi9450

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• Jul 28th, 2007

Applet is a smart program which compile on the server and runs on our console.

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How to create a package program and what is the step to use a package program and how to run this type of programs?

mahera

• Oct 24th, 2011

We have to release the resource after use then only we avoid deadlock

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what is difference between instanceOf operator and getclass()

suraj20p

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• Oct 28th, 2011

instanceOf() is an operator used to find out whether an object is of instance of certain class or not eg: String str=new String(); //here str is an object of String class Sop(str.instanceOf(String));...

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suraj20p

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• Oct 28th, 2011

If u are working with struts,and your form bean scope is session,then its difficult to manage the state of radio button,checkbox and select box,since they dont participate in the url request formation.

We can use reset() to solve these problem

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The == operator compares two objects to determine if they are the same object inmemory. It is possible for two String objects to have the same value, but locatedindifferent areas of memory.

Gagan goyal

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• Nov 13th, 2011

because == operator only does the shallow comparison .means it compare for the two reference is referring to the same object or not.and when we create the object using new keyword it will always be th...

suraj20p

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• Oct 28th, 2011

Create 2 string like this

String s1=new String("Hello");
String s2=new String("Hello");
System.out.println(s1==s2);

2 independent strings,therefore 2 different memories,therefore == evaluates to false

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A) Use the static createReader( ) method of InputStream class.B) Use the static createReader( ) method of Reader class.C) Create an InputStreamReader object, passing the InputStream object as an argument to the InputStreamReader constructor.D) Create an OutputStreamReader object, passing the InputStream object as an argument to the OutputStreamReader constructor.

karthika01

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• Nov 18th, 2011

NO.C option is correct...ans:C

Rahul Kolhe

• Sep 14th, 2011

Create an outputstreamreader object, passing the inputstream object as an argument to the outputstreamreader constructor

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A) Random Memory InterfaceB) Remote Method InvocationC) Random Method InvocationD) Ramote Memory Interface

karthika01

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• Nov 18th, 2011

RMI is basically stands for Remote Method Invocation. RMI is a the mainly use for set the APIs that allows to build distributed applications. RMI uses interfaces to define remote objects to turn local method invocations into remote method invocations.

Himanshu vij

• Sep 10th, 2011

Answer is B: Remote Method Invocation

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Answered by: sri

• Dec 24th, 2005

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throw is used to throw an exception manually, where as throws is used in the case of checked exceptions, to reintimate the compiler that we have handled the exception. so throws is to be used at the time of defining a method and also at the time of calling that function, which rises an checked exception.

Prog. to explain diff. b/w  throw and throw:

class MyException extends Exception //to create our own exception
{
public String toString()   //overriding the method toString() to print the desired msg.
{
return "Can not divide a no. with one: "+"MyException";
}
public static void main(String args[]) throws MyException //use of throws
{
int a=Integer.parseInt(args[0]);
int b=Integer.parseInt(args[1]);
if(b==1)
throw new MyException();  // rises an MyException, if we try to divide a no. with 1
else
System.out.println((float)a/b);
}
}

if we want to rise our own exception, we have to use either throws or to handle the exception by try-catch. if not, it gives the compile time error.

and throw is to rise the exception manually, In the above prog. I rised an exception when you try to divide a no with 1.(own Exception)

     ----sri

muthud

• Nov 22nd, 2011

Exception handling is done by two ways . One is handled by JVM and another is handled by User. JVM does Exception handling by using principle of Exception can be Caught or Declared . Caught is nothin...

micklesharma

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• Jul 6th, 2010

Throws is a userdefined exception handling whereas throw is system defined....

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H.D.A.sanoj

• Nov 22nd, 2011

We can not override a final method but it is possible to overload.when we use a final key word with a method it'll stop all modifications of the method so we can not override or inherit its properties

sivanesh.a

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• Dec 4th, 2006

No.

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A protected method may only be accessed by classes or interfaces of the same package orby subclasses of the class in which it is declared.

hiteshlad

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• Nov 23rd, 2011

A protected method can be invoke in the declaring class or a subclass of the declaring class

surendrap

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• Nov 16th, 2011

Method can be access within a class via member function and outside a class through public interface.

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Lokesh M

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• Nov 28th, 2011

You can make use of getObjectSize function to find size of the Object.

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harris

• Dec 1st, 2011

! TLD is Top level domain, and usually the cheapest domain are dot info

leons0133

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• Feb 12th, 2011

TLD is Top level domain. It is located in the right hand part of the domain name. The commonly used TLD are .com, .net, and .org. The .biz, .info and .ws are also used.

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Imran Khan

• Dec 10th, 2011

Garbage collector uses for the memory deallocation, it does when we do not have a longer use of object.deallocation can be done both manually and automatically. We use the .gc function for the garbage collection.

jimmy514in

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• May 17th, 2010

Garbage collection is used to collect objects which cannot be referenced. Which occupy system memory.  The algorithm collects such references of objects and permits reuse of memory.  It is u...

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By using the static method there is no need creating an object of that class to use that method. We can directly call that method on that class. For example, say class A has static function f(), then we can call f() function as A.f(). There is no need of creating an object of class A.

Aravind

• Dec 13th, 2011

Static method are methods that dont need any objects to execute. They can be called using the class name in which they are defined) rather than object name. if a method, variable or class is declared ...

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javainterface X{
void m1();
void m2();
}

class Child2 extends Object implements X {

public void m1(){
System.out.println("Child2 M1");
}
public void m2(){
System.out.println("Child2 M2");
}

}
public class ParentChildInfterfaceDemo {

public static void main(String[] args){
X...

bholanath das

• Dec 19th, 2011

yes, x.equals(x1) will work .even though the reference is type of interface type but the object is type of child2 which is referred by this reference variable and this Child2 class does not have the ...

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i want output of this program:

javaimport javax.mail.*;
import javax.mail.internet.*;
import java.util.*;
public class Assimilator
{
public static void main(String[] args)
{
try
{
Properties props = new Properties();
props.put("mail.hosst", "mail.Pmc Tech.org");
Session mailConnection=Session.hetInstance(props,...

bholanath das

• Dec 19th, 2011

Error at line 14 ");"+

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LAXMINARSAIAH RAGIRI

• Dec 27th, 2011

Alert("Good Morning");
confirm("Success");

krishnaprasad587

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• Jun 7th, 2011

There are three ways to send a message in browser1.alert("message");2.confirm("message"):3.prompt("message");

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LAXMINARSAIAH RAGIRI

• Dec 27th, 2011

Yes, it is possible for these you should declare it as public.

sivakumar.java

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• Jun 12th, 2011

Yes Obviously....

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Choice 1: Collect profiling and debugging statistics. Choice 2: Modify the number of bits a double variable uses. Choice 3 : Set the initial memory allocation pool size. Choice 4 :Modify the garbage collector's behavior. Choice 5 :Set the maximum memory allocation pool size.

hiranmoy

• Dec 27th, 2011

Modify the number of bits a double variable uses.

Saravanan_Sivaji

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• Mar 7th, 2009

We can collect profiling and debugging statistics.  we can set the initial memory allocation pool size.  we can set the maximum memory allocation pool size.   we can modify the gar...

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A) before it enters a compute-intense section of codeB) before it enters a memory-intense section of codeC) before objects are finalizedD) when it knows there will be some idle time

laxminarsaiah ragiri

• Dec 27th, 2011

B) before it enters a memory-intense section of code and
D) when it knows there will be some idle time

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