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Java is platform indepent because when java compiler
compiles the java program, it does not directly convert the
code into host machine specific instruction as other
programming language compilers do, instead it creates a
bytecode which is a intermediate language code generated
for the virtual machine which can run on any platform.

Is there any difference between nested classes and inner classes?

1039

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What is a finally block? Is there a case when finally will not execute?

1007

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What are the two types of exceptions in java? Which are the differences between them?

1044

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How do you declare an empty string?

1015

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What are the advantages and disadvantages of reference counting in garbage collection?

978

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What are the advantages of unicode?

978

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How can you set an applet’s height and width as a percentage?

887

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Which eclipse is best for java?

962

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What are different types of expressions?

1063

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What is the use of a copy constructor?

953

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What are the two ways to create a thread?

959

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How hashset works internally in java?

1027

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What is the loop in java?

1061

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What exactly is methodology?

867

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How are the elements of a gridbaglayout organized in java programming?

945

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