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In this video, we solve an Easy-level Java coding problem: Return the maximum number from a given integer array. You'll ...

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In this video, we solve an Easy-level Java coding problem: Return the maximum number from a given integer array. You'll ...

Ready to level up your Java skills? In this video, we dive into the three essential loop types—for, while, and do-while—and break ...

Hey everyone! Back with another Java problem walkthrough. This time we're tackling a classic — the Two-Sum problem.

Hey everyone! In this quick coding tutorial, I walk through a simple Java program that finds the median of two arrays. We manually ...

In Lesson 6 of the Java Beginner series, we introduce arrays — one of the most fundamental data structures in programming.

In Lesson 5 of the Java Beginner series, we explore loops — one of the most important tools in programming. Loops allow us to ...

Ready to master repetition in Java? In this video, Diksha Bhargav of DiVaScript covers everything you need to know about Java ...

In Lesson 7 of the Java Beginner series, we introduce the ArrayList — a flexible, dynamic data structure that is used in most real ...

Dear Friends, Welcome to Episode 1 of my Java Interview Preparation Programming Series! In this video, we cover one of the ...

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Test your Java skills with this tricky while + for-each loop MCQ! This question is commonly asked in Java interviews, coding tests, ...

A for loop in Java is a control flow statement that allows a block of code to be executed repeatedly, a specific number of times.

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In this video, we will learn ArrayList in Java from scratch with complete clarity. I have explained everything practically in IntelliJ ...