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Java Tip 131: Make a statement with javac!

30 8 月, 2002 Shawn Silverman 0

Often you may want to test a single piece of code. For example, say you forget how the % operator works with negative numbers, or you must determine how a certain API call operates. Writing, compiling, and running a small program repeatedly just to tes…

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Java Tip 131: Make a statement with javac!

30 8 月, 2002 Shawn Silverman 0

Often you may want to test a single piece of code. For example, say you forget how the % operator works with negative numbers, or you must determine how a certain API call operates. Writing, compiling, and running a small program repeatedly just to tes…

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Java Tip 131: Make a statement with javac!

30 8 月, 2002 Shawn Silverman 0

Often you may want to test a single piece of code. For example, say you forget how the % operator works with negative numbers, or you must determine how a certain API call operates. Writing, compiling, and running a small program repeatedly just to tes…

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Java Tip 130: Do you know your data size?

16 8 月, 2002 Vladimir Roubtsov 0

Recently, I helped design a Java server application that resembled an in-memory database. That is, we biased the design toward caching tons of data in memory to provide super-fast query performance.Once we got the prototype running, we naturally decide…

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Java Tip 130: Do you know your data size?

16 8 月, 2002 Vladimir Roubtsov 0

Recently, I helped design a Java server application that resembled an in-memory database. That is, we biased the design toward caching tons of data in memory to provide super-fast query performance.Once we got the prototype running, we naturally decide…

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Java Tip 130: Do you know your data size?

16 8 月, 2002 Vladimir Roubtsov 0

Recently, I helped design a Java server application that resembled an in-memory database. That is, we biased the design toward caching tons of data in memory to provide super-fast query performance.Once we got the prototype running, we naturally decide…