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Learn about the Pipeline pattern as a potent tool.

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String Interpolation in Java. Finally. And some profiler limitations.

Learn whether Java's Stream.collect() can return null.

A quick and practical guide to getting desktop path in Java.

Explore two approaches to handling duplicated keys when producing a Map result using Stream API.

Learn three different ways of moving items around in an ArrayList.

Learn how to create custom constructors for Java Records and the benefits they provide.