Posts from Java

By Arihant Jain

First of all, let’s understand what typecasting is. In Java, Typecasting is a process that converts one data type into another data type. It is done in both ways manually and.... Read More

By Abinash Reddy

This article, explains the difference between an interface and a class in Java. Class A class is a user-defined blueprint for creating objects. The “class” keyword is u.... Read More

By Arihant Jain

In this tutorial, we will create a code that will help us to generate dialog boxes in Java. In Java, we will use JOptionPane class to generate dialog boxes.  JOptionPane is a buil.... Read More

By Lunavath Suresh

In Java, to represent strings, there are three ways: String, StringBuffer, and StringBuilder. Strings are immutable(once created cannot be changed) in Java, whereas StringBuffer an.... Read More

By Abinash Reddy

Generally, the equals() method and == operator are used in Java to compare objects to check for equality. In this article, let’s learn a few important differences between the.... Read More

By Abinash Reddy

Payment by credit card is one of the most widely used payment methods. During online transactions, we will enter the credit card number for payment. But have you ever wondered how .... Read More

By Abinash Reddy

CSV files are used to save tabular data in plain text format. A delimiter is used to identify and separate different data tokens in the file. There are multiple ways to read CSV fi.... Read More

By Yashika Jain

Hi, Today we are learning how to develop a text-to-speech application in Java. In this project, we are using Java-Swing and Java Speech API to develop this application. Java-Swing .... Read More