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Lokesh Gupta

A fun-loving family man, passionate about computers and problem-solving, with over 15 years of experience in Java and related technologies. An avid Sci-Fi movie enthusiast and a fan of Christopher Nolan and Quentin Tarantino.

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My Articles:

Checking if Two Strings are Isomorphic

Two string literals are considered isomorphic if we can map every character of the first string to every character of the second string in a one-to-one fashion.

Java Multiline String (with Examples)

Writing a multiline string can be approached differently depending on the version of Java you are using. Since Java 15, text blocks are the preferred method.

Hibernate Soft Delete: @SoftDelete Example

Since version 6.4, Hibernate @SoftDelete annotation provides first-class support for soft delete feature and transparently manages the indicator column name and values.

Running JUnit Tests with Gradle

By utilizing the –tests option, we can run unit tests using Gradle from entire test suites to specific test classes or methods.

Spring Boot OpenFeign Client Tutorial

Learn about Feign Client and how to use it in a Spring Boot application. Also, learn the commonly used default Feign configurations and customizing them.

Java Enumeration, Iterator, ListIterator and Spliterator

In Java, all types of enumerations and iterators (such as Iterator, ListIterator, SplitIterator) are simply navigational cursors and the main purpose of these cursors is to iterate over the elements of the collection. Each cursor has its own features, advantages and disadvantages. In this article, we will walk through these …

Python Numpy 101: A Beginners Guide

Learn NumPy basic concepts, constants, attributes and how to use NumPy for data visualization, followed by the advantages and limitations.

TypeScript Record

TypeScript Record is a utility type that creates an object type where the keys and the values associated with those keys are of the specified types.

Spring Boot WebClient POST Example

Spring Boot WebClient example discusses sending HTTP POST requests, submitting form data and handling the response status, headers and body.

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