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Striver DSA Sheet 3 Approaches Part 1.pdf
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DBMS Notes by Gate Smasher.pdf
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When is the object gets created with new keyword?
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Runtime
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Compile time
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Depends on code
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Don't know
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JDK 21 (2023):

Virtual Threads for lightweight concurrency.
Record Patterns for enhanced data manipulation.
Pattern Matching for switch statements for concise code structures.
SequencedCollection for direct access to ordered collection's elements.
Preview features including String templates, unnamed classes, and instance main() methods.
Continuation of Scoped values as a preview API.
Unnamed Patterns and Variables as preview features.
Unnamed Classes and Instance Main Methods as preview features.
Structured Concurrency remains a preview feature.
Unnamed Patterns and Variables (Preview)
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+50 Git Use Cases.pdf
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Top 30 Git Interview Questions and Answers 📘.pdf
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MasterPython.pdf
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API Terminology Handbook.pdf
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commonInterviewQuestions.pdf
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Which keyword is used to prevent inheritance in Java?
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final
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abstract
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static
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protected
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Which of the following represents the correct syntax for declaring a string literal in Java?
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String myString = String("Hello");
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String myString = "Hello";
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String myString = new String("Hello");
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String myString = 'Hello';