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General Array to Collection In this example we are converting values of an array into collection. View Rating

General Garbage Collection In the example we are describing how the garbage collector works. View Rating

General Calendar In this section we are displaying the days of a specific month and the calendar format of the days for this month. We are also checking whether the year is leap or not. View Rating

General Date forms In this section we are demonstrating the retrieval of date from the Date object in various forms. View Rating

General Data Transfer Swing supports data transfer through drag and drop, copy-paste, cut-paste etc. Data transfer works between Swing components within an application and between Java and native applications. View Rating

General Date Example In this section we are discussing about the specific date using the Date class object, retrieving milliseconds from the Date object, elapsed time. View Rating

General Java 2D API Programming has become more interactive with Java 2D API. View Rating

General URL file Download and Save in the Local Directory This Program file download from URL and save this Url File in the specified directory. View Rating

General Calculating the Checksum of the file/CRC32 A Checksum is used for error checking while transferring a file. Data flow across the network in the form of packets. So, checksum is a computed value that is dependent on the contents of a file. View Rating

General Java 5.0 Java 5 has been released with many new features to make the programming easier. View Rating

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