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Understanding String-Based Switch Statements in Java

Introduction In many programming scenarios, developers often face the need to execute different blocks of code … Understanding String-Based Switch Statements in JavaRead more

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Understanding Type Casting and Conversion of Objects to Integers in Java

Introduction In Java, type casting involves converting an object or primitive data type into another data … Understanding Type Casting and Conversion of Objects to Integers in JavaRead more

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Defining Constants in Java

In Java, constants are values that do not change during the execution of a program. They … Defining Constants in JavaRead more

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Enumerations in TypeScript: Working with Enum Names and Values

In TypeScript, enumerations (enums) allow you to define a set of named values. Enums are useful … Enumerations in TypeScript: Working with Enum Names and ValuesRead more

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Creating Enumerations in JavaScript with Immutable and Type-Safe Patterns

Introduction JavaScript, being a dynamically typed language, does not natively support enumerations (enums) like some other … Creating Enumerations in JavaScript with Immutable and Type-Safe PatternsRead more

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Working with Enum Values in C#

In C#, enums (short for enumerations) are used to define a set of named constants. These … Working with Enum Values in C#Read more

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