Local variable type inference is a feature introduced in Java 10 that allows developers to use the ‘var’ keyword to declare variables without explicitly specifying their type. This feature is useful for simplifying code and reducing the amount of boilerplate code that needs to be written. In this article, we’ll explore the var keyword in … Read More “Java | Local variable type inference (var keyword)” »
Java 9 introduced a new feature called “private methods in interfaces”, which allows developers to declare private methods in interface definitions. Before Java 9, interfaces only supported public and abstract methods. However, this new feature provides more flexibility and functionality to interfaces in Java programming. In this article, we will explore the concept of private … Read More “Java | Private methods in interfaces” »
In Java 8, interfaces were enhanced with the addition of default and static methods. These methods were introduced to provide additional functionality to interfaces without breaking the existing code. In this article, we will discuss default and static methods in interfaces with examples. Default Methods Before Java 8, interfaces could only contain abstract methods, which … Read More “Java | Default and static methods in interfaces” »