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The differences between Get and Post

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GET and POST are two commonly used request methods in the HTTP protocol, mainly used for data transmission between clients and servers. They are often asked about in interviews. Here…

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AJAX – Fundamentals of Front-End and Back-End Data Interaction

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一、AJAX Basic Concepts 1.1 What is AJAX Creation and use of XMLHttpRequest instance 1.2 The difference between synchronous and asynchronous Synchronous: Asynchronous: 二、Detailed explanation of AJAX status codes 2.1 readyState…

Advanced Java

CompletableFuture – Basic Concepts and Usage in Java

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CompletableFuture is a major new tool added in Java 8 to the java.util.concurrent library. Compared with the traditional Future, it supports many new features such as streaming computation, functional programming,…

Advanced Java

Understanding the Differences Between volatile, synchronized, and ReentrantLock in Java – with Examples

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In Java concurrent programming, volatile, synchronized, and ReentrantLock are three commonly used synchronization mechanisms. Each mechanism has its unique characteristics, advantages, disadvantages, and applicable scenarios. Understanding the differences between them…

Advanced Java

Java Thread Pool – In-depth Explanation

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1. Overview of Thread Pools (1) What is a Thread Pool A thread pool, simply put, is a mechanism that pre-creates a number of threads and uniformly manages and reuses…

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Java Input and Output

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Most programs need to collect input information and output results, and the forms of input and output are diverse. Let’s start with the most basic standard input and output. Introduction…

Java Basics

Multithreading (Implementation Methods)

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Multithreading refers to running multiple independent execution paths (threads) simultaneously in a program (process), where each thread can process different tasks in parallel or concurrently, thereby improving program execution efficiency…

Java Basics

What is Generics?

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What is Generics? Generics is a mechanism in programming that provides type safety and code reusability. Generics allow defining classes, interfaces, and methods without specifying specific types, which are instead…

Java Basics

Java’s Exception Handling Mechanism

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The exception handling mechanism in Java is designed to deal with exceptions that occur during program execution by predefining handling methods. When an exception occurs, the program processes it according…

Java Basics

Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

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1.Concepts of Object-Oriented Programming Object-oriented programming centers on objects, emphasizing the roles and subjects of things. It uses objects for macro-level control, while still being process-oriented at the micro level.…

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