Which of the following is the correct signature of the Java main method? A) public void static main(String args[]), B) static public void main(String[] args), C) public static int main(String[] args), D) private static void main(String[] args) #java #python #programming #javascript #coding #programmer #html #developer #css #coder #php #computerscience #software #code #indonesia #webdevelopment #webdeveloper #softwaredeveloper #technology #codinglife #linux #webdesign #development #tech #programmingmemes #softwareengineer #pythonprogramming #programmers #javaprogramming #hackforge
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Which method requests JVM to perform garbage collection? A) gc() B) collect() C) System.gc() D) finalize() . . . . .. . . . #java #python #programming #javascript #coding #programmer #html #developer #css #coder #php #computerscience #software #code #indonesia #webdevelopment #webdeveloper #softwaredeveloper #technology #codinglife #linux #webdesign #development #tech #programmingmemes #softwareengineer #pythonprogramming #programmers #javaprogramming #c #hackforge
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Which of the following best describes a Set in Java? A) Allows duplicate elements B) Maintains insertion order always C) Stores unique elements D) Supports index-based access . #java #python #programming #javascript #coding #programmer #html #developer #css #coder #php #computerscience #software #code #indonesia #webdevelopment #webdeveloper #softwaredeveloper #technology #codinglife #linux #webdesign #development #tech #programmingmemes #softwareengineer #pythonprogramming #programmers #javaprogramming #hackforge
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Which of the following best describes a Set in Java? A) Allows duplicate elements B) Maintains insertion order always C) Stores unique elements D) Supports index-based access . #java #python #programming #javascript #coding #programmer #html #developer #css #coder #php #computerscience #software #code #indonesia #webdevelopment #webdeveloper #softwaredeveloper #technology #codinglife #linux #webdesign #development #tech #programmingmemes #softwareengineer #pythonprogramming #programmers #javaprogramming #hackforge
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How do you include a variable inside a string in JavaScript? A) "Hello, name" B) 'Hello, ${name}' C) `Hello, ${name}` D) "Hello, ${name}" . . . . . . . . . . . . . #java #python #programming #javascript #coding #programmer #html #developer #css #coder #php #computerscience #software #code #indonesia #webdevelopment #webdeveloper #softwaredeveloper #technology #codinglife #linux #webdesign #development #tech #programmingmemes #softwareengineer #pythonprogramming #programmers #javaprogramming #c #hackforge
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#Day_03 #Libraries: A library is a set of re-usable functionalities, and every programming language has built-in libraries to it like Header Files in C & CPP Languages and Packages in Java Language same as that .NET Languages are also provided with built-in libraries and we call them “FCL (Framework Class Libraries)” in .NET Framework and “CORE FX” in .NET Core and .NET.
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n JavaScript, what will happen if you send an object directly as body in a fetch() POST request without using JSON.stringify() and without setting "Content-Type": "application/json"? A) The request will automatically convert the object to JSON B) The request will fail before reaching the server C) The server may receive [object Object] or unexpected data D) The data will be sent correctly as form-data ✅ Answer: C) The server may receive [object Object] or unexpected data . . . . . . . . #java #python #programming #javascript #coding #programmer #html #developer #css #coder #php #computerscience #software #code #indonesia #webdevelopment #webdeveloper #softwaredeveloper #technology #codinglife #linux #webdesign #development #tech #programmingmemes #softwareengineer #pythonprogramming #programmers #javaprogramming #c #hackforge
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MCQ – LocalStorage in JavaScript Which method is used to store data in browser localStorage? A) localStorage.setItem() B) localStorage.get() C) localStorage.store() D) localStorage.push() . . . . . . . . . . . . . #java #python #programming #javascript #coding #programmer #html #developer #css #coder #php #computerscience #software #code #indonesia #webdevelopment #webdeveloper #softwaredeveloper #technology #codinglife #linux #webdesign #development #tech #programmingmemes #softwareengineer #pythonprogramming #programmers #javaprogramming #c #hackforge
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Python is the only language you won’t find programmers hating. The reason is simple: it’s very powerful without unnecessary noise like in Java or the headaches of Node.js. It runs fast and smoothly even when I’m using just a Linux Live system. Java with Spring Boot feels like a turtle, and Node.js needs four libraries for the simplest project in Express.js and node modules 260 megabit for project 4 kelobit. #Python #Programming #Developers #CodingLife #SoftwareEngineering #Java #NodeJS #SpringBoot #ExpressJS #Linux #TechThoughts
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