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
Category: Understanding records serialization
Understanding records serialization 3 – Record and record patternUnderstanding records serialization 3 – Record and record pattern
Serializing/deserializing gacContainerR (Java record) In a nutshell, the minimalist design of declaring Java records and their semantic constraints allows the serialization/deserialization operations to act differently from a typical Java class.
Introducing record pattern for instanceof 2 – Record and record patternIntroducing record pattern for instanceof 2 – Record and record pattern
In record patterns, it is the compiler’s responsibility to initialize the binding variables such as name and specialty. In order to accomplish this, the compiler calls the accessors of the
Tackling guarded record patterns – Record and record patternTackling guarded record patterns – Record and record pattern
94. Tackling guarded record patterns Exactly as in the case of type patterns, we can add guarding conditions based on the binding variables. For instance, the following code uses guarding
Using generic records in record patterns – Record and record patternUsing generic records in record patterns – Record and record pattern
95. Using generic records in record patterns Declaring a generic record for mapping fruit data can be done as follows: public record FruitRecord<T>(T t, String country) {} Now, let’s assume
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),
Tackling records in jOOQ – Record and record patternTackling records in jOOQ – Record and record pattern
100. Tackling records in jOOQ The more you learn JPA more you’ll love jOOQ. Why? Because jOOQ represents the best way to write SQL in Java. Flexibility, versatility, dialect agnostic,
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,
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
Summing two arrays via Vector API 2 – Arrays, collections and data structuresSumming two arrays via Vector API 2 – Arrays, collections and data structures
The loop step is the vector’s length. The following diagram pre-visualizes the code: Figure 5.8 – Computing z = x + y in chunks So, at the first iteration, our