Introduction A Linked List is a linear data structure that consists of nodes. Each Node contains a data field and a pointer to the next Node. In Linked List, unlike arrays, elements are not stored at contiguous memory locations but ...
Introduction Remember this diagram from our biology book in school? It shows us how light passes through our eyes, enabling us to see. But now, as we’re reading this article, we aren’t bothered about how we’re reading it, are we? ...
Introduction The general preference of using either C++ or Java highly depends on the requirement. While C++ is much better for networking or hardware-related tasks, Java is portable and versatile. Java programs can easily be migrated and run elsewhere while ...
Introduction Consider a situation where you are writing a Java program for calculating the percentage of every student in the Computer Science Department of your university. There are approximately 100 students and for the sake of simplicity, let’s consider that ...
Introduction A repeated series or sequence is known as a pattern. Patterns are everywhere in nature like seasons in nature have a pattern or ripples in water have a pattern. In this article, you are going to master some advanced ...
Introduction Patterns are there in almost everything around us. Seasons in nature have patterns, tides in water have a pattern, day and night in nature have a pattern. So it’s necessary to understand patterns. If you want to ace your ...
Prerequisite: Decision Making In Java Using If, Else-If And Switch Statements | Part 1 Introduction Decision-making in Java supports three types of jump statements, namely, break, continue and return. These jump statements are also called Branching Statements in Java. They ...
Introduction Life is all about making choices. There isn’t a single day that goes by when we don’t have to make a decision. Some decisions are completely spontaneous and require no thought at all. People do not dwell on decisions ...
Introduction As we know, Java is an object-oriented programming language; hence everything is structured or wrapped into objects and classes. Unlike C or C++, Java does not have cin and scanf() for taking the input from the user in the ...
Introduction Every programming language comprises various elements such as keywords, data types, variables and identifiers etc. They are the fundamental elements of a programming language. You may be familiar with the terms like int, char, and so on. What exactly ...
