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Latest Answer: Hi Friends,JavaBeans may be visible or nonvisibleat runtime. For example, the visual GUI component may be a button, list box, graphic, or a chart An EJB is a nonvisual, remote objectJava Beans are intended to be local to a single process and are ...

Latest Answer: Boolean Logical Operators - & (Logical AND), | (Logical Inclusive OR), ^ (Logical Exclusive OR ) :Boolean Logical Operators can be applied to Boolean Operands returning a Boolean Value. It can also be applied to integral operands to perform ...
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What is the difference between light weight component(like swing) and heavy weight component(like awt).
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Latest Answer: Hi Friends,Serialization: It is the process of writing the state of the object to a Stream.De-Serialization: It is a process of reading the state of the object from a Stream And creating an ObjectMarshalling:marshals means to packup the information. The ...
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Latest Answer: Hi,This was exact output about java.util.Date and java.sql.Date:  java.util.Date date1 = new java.util.Date();  System.out.println("Hello World! "+ date1);    java.sql.Date date2 = new java.sql.Date(date1.getTime());  System.out.println("Hello ...
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Latest Answer: OBJECTS SIT ON HEAPPRIMITIVES (LIKE INT, DOUBLE ETC) SIT ON STACKSTACK IS FASTER THAN HEAP.OBJECTS ARE PASSED BY REFERENCE.  PRIMITIVES ARE PASSED BY VALUE.OBJECTS ARE GARBAGE COLLECTED.  PRIMITIVES ARE CLEARED FROM THE STACK BY MOVING THE STACK ...

How to refresh a webpage automatically,without using f5 key in key board 
Latest Answer: You can refresh a web page without using f5Using Javascript code:window.location.reload(); ...
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Latest Answer: In C args[0] = filename args[1]= first argumentin Java args[0] = first argument ...

Latest Answer: no we cant declare class as protected ...
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Latest Answer: Not true, the class can be accessed by an outer-class. ...
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