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Month: March 2025

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Spring MVC Error Handling Guide

Spring MVC Error Handling Guide: Default WebErrorHandler & Custom Exceptions

Posted by By admin March 16, 2025
Introduction Robust error handling is essential for delivering reliable and secure Spring MVC applications. Out of the box, Spring provides a powerful WebErrorHandler that maps common exceptions to meaningful HTTP…
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Top 25 Free Online Computer Science Courses for Beginners

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Posted by By admin March 16, 2025
IntroductionComputer Science (CS) is the backbone of today’s digital world, powering everything from AI to web development. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to sharpen your skills, free online courses…
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Fixing “Variable Cannot Be Resolved”

Fixing “Variable Cannot Be Resolved” Error in Java: Causes & Solutions

Posted by By admin March 16, 2025
Introduction The “variable cannot be resolved” error in Java is a common compilation issue that often frustrates beginners and even seasoned developers. This error means the Java compiler can't find…
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Java Libraries You Need in 2025 (Stop Wasting Time on Boilerplate)

Java Libraries You Need in 2025 (Stop Wasting Time on Boilerplate)

Posted by By admin March 15, 2025
Java is thriving—but nobody has time to reinvent the wheel. These hand-picked libraries save you hours of coding, boost performance, and make your stack production-ready. Whether you're building APIs, crunching…
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Spring annotations, Spring Boot annotations, @Component vs @Service, Spring @Repository explained, Spring @Controller example, Spring stereotype annotations, Spring bean lifecycle, Java backend development, Spring MVC tutorial, Spring dependency injection, Java annotations, Spring Framework, Spring Boot, Spring data access, Spring AOP, difference between @Component and @Service, Spring best practices, Spring annotation hierarchy, layered architecture in Spring, Spring design patterns

Spring Annotations Decoded: When to Use @Component, @Controller, @Service & @Repository

Posted by By admin March 15, 2025
Write Clean, Layered Code with Intent—Not Just Functionality Struggling to choose between @Component, @Service, @Repository, and @Controller in Spring? You’re not alone. While they all register beans with the Spring…
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Java Finally Block Secrets: Will Your Code Return or Crash in Interviews?

Java Finally Block Secrets: Will Your Code Return or Crash in Interviews?

Posted by By admin March 15, 2025
You nailed the coding round, but then the interviewer asks:“If you return inside a catch block, will finally still execute?”Suddenly, you're unsure. Don’t sweat—this guide demystifies one of Java’s trickiest…
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Java’s Best-Kept Secrets

Java’s Best-Kept Secrets: 5 Features Even Seniors Don’t Know (No. 3 Will Shock You)

Posted by By admin March 15, 2025
Java’s 28-year history hides quirks that defy logic—until you understand why they exist. Discover features that break coding “rules,” optimize performance, and explain mysterious bugs. 1. 0.0 == -0.0 Is…
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I Mastered Java Streams

I Mastered Java Streams… Until This Cost Us $10K in Production

Posted by By admin March 15, 2025
Java Streams make code look elegant—until a hidden performance trap brings your system to its knees. Here’s how my seemingly “perfect” Stream code triggered 10,000 unnecessary database queries, and how…
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Java Annotations vs. Python Decorators: Similar Syntax, Different Worlds

Java Annotations vs. Python Decorators: Similar Syntax, Different Worlds

Posted by By admin March 15, 2025
Java annotations and Python decorators might look alike thanks to the @ symbol, but under the hood, they serve very different purposes. In this article, we break down how they…
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No Primary or Single Unique Constructor Found

Fixing the Spring Boot Error: “No Primary or Single Unique Constructor Found for Interface org.springframework.ui.Model”

Posted by By admin March 15, 2025
If you’re facing the error “No primary or single unique constructor found for interface org.springframework.ui.Model” while running your Spring Boot project, you’re not alone. This issue often stems from misconfigured…
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Generating LocalTime from OpenAPI

Generating LocalTime from OpenAPI Specification Using openapi-generator

Posted by By admin March 9, 2025
When building APIs with OpenAPI, managing date and time formats efficiently is crucial. If you need to generate Java models with LocalTime fields instead of the default OffsetDateTime for date-time…
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India vs New Zealand Final Smashes Digital Records: 60 Million+ Viewers on Disney+ Hotstar

India vs New Zealand Final Smashes Digital Records: 60 Million+ Viewers on Disney+ Hotstar

Posted by By admin March 9, 2025
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Problem: Print numbers from 1 to 100. For multiples of 3, print "Fizz"; for multiples of 5, print "Buzz"; for multiples of both 3 and 5, print "FizzBuzz.".

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FizzBuzz:

for (int i = 1; i <= 100; i++) 
    System.out.println(i % 3 == 0 ? (i % 5 == 0 ? "FizzBuzz" : "Fizz") : (i % 5 == 0 ? "Buzz" : i));
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