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I am a sophomore in college currently learning core java basics. Java is said to be an object oriented language but I don't see how the use of OOPS benefits the code bases especially the long ones in the industry.
SO I tried mugging the theory without understanding the applications behind it and it was kind of difficult so I don't know what to do now
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I am new to java. I am very curious about OOP, but there are too many types to learn. I have learned through and also read the theory, but can't apply it to practice. anyone give me advice?
need more help on how to learn, and how to use
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Why did Java introduce functional programming when it was being developed as an object oriented language for almost a couple of decades?
Does functional programing in java offer performance advantages?
Or it was just to shed the image of Object-oriented-only language?
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I'm comparing C#'s APM(asynchronous programming model), explicitly async/await with
Java's CompletableFuture.
Are there advantages in either of them or some differences to consider when choosing one of them for a problem?
Or do you just have a preferation? Let me know.
Thanks for your help!
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I am beginner in Java, And now I am learning Applet.My sir of programmer told me that applet is outdated, Not only applet but AWT and swing are also outdated.Why they are outdated and what is the technique used instead of AWT or Applet?
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I have a textbook, "5th Edition Lewis and Loftus Java Software Solutions: Foundations of Program Design". The edition is from 2007. Can I use this to learn java, or is too outdated to be worth my time?
Java is always changing but not be very much. I have used that book for the newest version of java and some stuff doesn't work but for the most part you should be good. If something doesn't work in that book then simple just go onto google or some other search engine and check out the new way.
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