Category: Java

Java IO – 5 [ AIO ]

BIO and NIO are all synchronous IO. If the application does not keep polling to ask operating system,...

NIO means NO Blocking IO, it is also called New IO. The most important difference between Standard IO...

BIO means Blocking IO. A classic example of BIO is that an application requests network IO operations from...

In this guide, we will explore some Java IO examples which consist of file, object and network. What You...

An input/output in Java consists of exchanging data between the program and another source which can be :...

Reflection in Java is a powerful feature that allows a program to examine or introspect its own structure...

Reflection in Java is a powerful feature that allows a program to examine or introspect its own structure...

Reflection in Java is a powerful feature that allows a program to examine or introspect its own structure...

JDK 5 introduced Java Generics with the aim of reducing bugs and adding an extra layer of abstraction...