Category: Understanding records serialization

Introducing the canonical and compact constructors for records 2 – Record and record patternIntroducing the canonical and compact constructors for records 2 – Record and record pattern

Reassigning components Via an explicit canonical/compact constructor we can reassign components. For instance, when we create a MelonRecord we provide its type (for instance, Cantaloupe) and its weight in grams

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Simplifying expressions via record patterns – Record and record patternSimplifying expressions via record patterns – Record and record pattern

97. Simplifying expressions via record patterns Java records can help us a lot to simplify snippets of code meant to handle/evaluate different expressions (mathematical, statistical, string-based, Abstract Syntax Tree (AST),

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Covering Vector API structure and terminology 3 – Arrays, collections and data structuresCovering Vector API structure and terminology 3 – Arrays, collections and data structures

Creating vectors of same primitive value Creating a vector and loading it up with a primitive value can be quickly accomplished via the broadcast() method as follows: [5, 5, 5,

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Covering Vector API structure and terminology 2 – Arrays, collections and data structuresCovering Vector API structure and terminology 2 – Arrays, collections and data structures

The Vector lanes A Vector<E> is like a fixed-sized Java array made of lanes. The lane count is returned by the length() method and is called VLENGTH. The lane count

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