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- SQL.How can you compare two nullable values safely, and how does IS DISTINCT FROM differ from <>?
- SQL.How are NULL values ordered by ORDER BY, how do defaults differ between databases, and how can you control their placement?
- SQL.How does NULL propagate through arithmetic expressions, and how can COALESCE and NULLIF help handle missing values and division by zero?
- SQL.How does NULL affect join conditions, and why can filtering the right-hand table in WHERE remove unmatched rows from a LEFT JOIN?
- SQL.How do GROUP BY and DISTINCT treat NULL values, even though NULL = NULL evaluates to UNKNOWN?
- SQL.How do aggregate functions handle NULL, and what is the difference between COUNT(*), COUNT(column), and COUNT(DISTINCT column)?
- SQL.How does NULL affect IN and NOT IN, and why can NOT EXISTS be a safer choice when a subquery returns nullable values?
- SQL.How do WHERE, HAVING, and CHECK constraints treat conditions that evaluate to UNKNOWN?
- SQL.Why do column = NULL and column <> NULL not work as expected, and when should you use IS NULL and IS NOT NULL?
- SQL.What is SQL’s three-valued logic (TRUE, FALSE, UNKNOWN), and how do AND, OR, and NOT behave with UNKNOWN?
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- SQL.What are domain types (or constraints on data types), and how do they help enforce data correctness?
- SQL.How does SQL handle comparisons between different data types (for example, string vs number), and why is this dangerous?
- SQL.What is the difference between DATE, TIME, TIMESTAMP, and TIMESTAMPTZ, and which one should be used for business events?
- SQL.How do numeric types like INTEGER, BIGINT, DECIMAL, and FLOAT differ in terms of precision and use cases?
- SQL.What problems can arise from implicit type casting in SQL, and how can it affect indexes?
- SQL.How does NULL differ from 0, an empty string, or FALSE in SQL?
- SQL.What is the difference between CHAR, VARCHAR, and TEXT, and when would you choose each?
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Java.Streams.What do you know about the FileFilter interface?
📘 What is FileFilter? It’s part of java.io. It’s a functional interface with one method: Used to filter files or directories based on your logic (e.g., extension, size, name pattern).
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Java.Streams.What methods of the File class do you know?
Here’s a categorized list of the most commonly used methods of the File class: 📁 File Creation & Deletion Method Description createNewFile() Creates a new empty file if it doesn’t exist delete() Deletes the file or directory deleteOnExit() Deletes file … Continue reading
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Java.Which class is designed to work with file system elements?
📁 java.io.File 🧠 What is File? It’s a class in the java.io package. It represents a file or directory path in an abstract, platform-independent way. It does not read/write file content itself — it provides metadata and file system operations.
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Java.Streams.Why not use BufferedReader / BufferedWriter always ?
in most real-world scenarios, buffering improves performance and is recommended: ✅ Reduces I/O system calls ✅ Speeds up character-by-character reading/writing ✅ Adds convenient methods: readLine(), newLine() That’s why BufferedReader and BufferedWriter are used in 90%+ of text-processing code.
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Java.Streams.What classes allow you to speed up reading/writing by using a buffer?
🚀 Buffered I/O Classes in Java 🔹 1. BufferedInputStream Extends: FilterInputStream Buffers: Raw byte input Used with: InputStream
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Java.Streams.What classes allow you to convert byte streams to character streams and back?
🔁 Classes that Convert Between Byte and Character Streams 🔹 1. InputStreamReader Converts: InputStream → Reader Direction: Byte → Character Use case: Reading a byte stream (e.g., from a file or network) as text. ✅ Example: Wraps an InputStream Decodes … Continue reading
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Java.Streams.
🔄 Commonalities Feature InputStream / OutputStream Reader / Writer Belong to java.io package java.io package Abstract classes Yes ✅ Yes ✅ Base for stream hierarchy Yes ✅ Yes ✅ Support chaining/wrapping Yes ✅ Yes ✅ (e.g., with buffering) Need to … Continue reading
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Java.Streams.What is the difference between the PrintWriter class and the PrintStream?
🆚 PrintWriter vs PrintStream Feature PrintWriter PrintStream Package java.io java.io Extends Writer (character-based) OutputStream (byte-based) Works with Character streams Byte streams Encoding-aware ✅ Yes (especially with OutputStreamWriter) ❌ No — uses platform default charset Methods print(), println(), printf(), write() print(), … Continue reading
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Java.Streams.What subclasses of the Writer class do you know, what are they for?
📘 Writer Overview Writer is an abstract class in java.io for writing character data. It’s the counterpart to OutputStream, but designed for writing text (characters and strings) rather than raw bytes.
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Java.Streams.What subclasses of the Reader class do you know, what are they for?
The Reader class is part of Java’s character-based I/O system, introduced to handle text data (as opposed to InputStream which handles raw bytes). Let’s go over the key subclasses and their purposes.
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