If you are reviewing the code of your team members, what
points will you look at, assuming the performance of the
application is not so great
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Answer / sandhya
UNNECASARY OB JECT CREATION shud b avoided..REUSABILITY OF
CODE SHUD B THER.network calls shud be less..beter to use
connection pooling.gud exceptional handling.
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Answer / debasish
To boost performance:
1) Use trim() meaningfully.
2) Operation on String Object should be on check.
3) Network calls should be put on check.
4) Keep a look on loops.
5) Use static methods for utility purposes. Like Math class.
6) Use logging only for important tasks.
Thanks.
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