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31 Jul 2013 by Zeff Portal
20 Dec 2014 by Md Wahiduzzaman khan
It's finally time to jump into the wonderful world of memory management and Garbage collection.
17 Nov 2013 by Javin Paul
Memory Mapped IO is one of the fastest IO options available for Java program. If you are writing latency sensitive application, where IO can skew your numbers, then using MemoryMappedByteBuffer is a good option.
15 Oct 2015 by Andy Feng
Create a simple Http Server using Java SDK and process GET/POST requests
25 Mar 2014 by john0609
This tip will provide the basics and one place use of reflection in Java.
25 Dec 2009 by sean_vn
The fast Walsh Hadamard transform (WHT) is done using patterns of addition and subtractions.That means it is extremely fast and also the central limit theorem applies. If you transform an array of random numbers the output numbers will have a Gaussian distribution (aka the Normal...