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Key Points for Java Practical Application Practices​

AvatarBytePilot 29/07/2025 No Comments

1. Code Specifications​ In practical applications, following good code specifications is very important, as it can improve the readability, maintainability, and scalability of the code. For example, class names use…

Interview & Real-World Practices

Key Knowledge for Java Interviews​

AvatarBytePilot 18/07/2025 No Comments

1. Basic Syntax and Data Types​ Java’s basic syntax is a frequent topic in interviews, including identifiers, keywords, operators, control statements, etc. In terms of data types, it is necessary…

Database & Persistence

Underlying Principles of MySQL Join Queries

AvatarBytePilot 14/07/2025 No Comments

1. Overview of Join Algorithms MySQL relies on three core algorithms to execute join queries: 1.1 Nested-Loop Join Basic principle: Use the left table as the driving table, iterate through…

Database & Persistence

MySQL transaction isolation levels: Read Uncommitted, Read Committed, Repeatable Read, and Serializable

AvatarBytePilot 09/07/2025 No Comments

What are Transaction Isolation Levels? When multiple transactions are executed concurrently, problems may arise if they are not isolated. These include dirty reads, non-repeatable reads, and phantom reads. Transaction isolation…

Database & Persistence

MySQL Index Types and Related Operations

AvatarBytePilot 04/07/2025 No Comments

I. Introduction Currently, MySQL mainly has the following index types: II. Statements III. Index Types 1. Normal Index It is the most basic index with no restrictions. It can be…

Database & Persistence

MySQL Basic Operations Guide

AvatarBytePilot 25/06/2025 2 Comments

I. MySQL Connection & Disconnection 1. Connect to Local Database 2. Connect to Remote Database 3. Exit Database II. Database Operations 1. View All Databases 2. Create Database 3. Switch…

Web Development

A Complete HTTP/HTTPS Request Flow

AvatarBytePilot 20/06/2025 No Comments

HTTP The complete HTTP request flow can be divided into the following steps: When a client (usually a browser) enters a URL (such as https://www.example.com), it first needs to resolve…

Web Development

Differences Between HTTP and HTTPS

AvatarBytePilot 15/06/2025 No Comments

When browsing websites daily, we often see two protocol prefixes in URLs: “http” and “https”. Although they seem similar, they have significant differences in terms of security and data transmission.…

Web Development

Detailed Explanation of localStorage and sessionStorage

AvatarBytePilot 12/06/2025 No Comments

一、Overview of Local Storage 1. What is Local Storage? Local storage refers to a way of storing data in the user’s browser. It allows web applications to save small amounts…

Web Development

Differences between cookie and session

AvatarBytePilot 08/06/2025 No Comments

Cookie data is stored in the client’s browser, while session data is stored on the server. Cookies are not very secure. Others can analyze the cookies stored locally and carry…

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