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What are keywords?

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Every computer language uses some reserved words known as keywords. They are an essential part of the language. In Java, keywords are defined in lower case and cannot be used as identifiers. The table given below shows the list of keywords used in Java: abstract assert boolean break... continue reading "What are keywords?"

What are local variables?

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Variables declared within blocks (i.e., inside braces) are known as local variables. They are so called because they are not available for use outside the block where they are declared. These variables are temporary variables, which are visible to the program only within the scope of the block.... continue reading "What are local variables?"

What are numeric promotions?

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Numeric promotions are used to convert the operands in a numeric expression to a common type before an operation is performed between the operands. Numeric promotion is a property of the specific definitions of the built-in operations and not a Java language feature. It is applied to the operands... continue reading "What are numeric promotions?"

What are reference variables?

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Variables holding the reference to an object are called reference variables. The initial value of a reference variable depends on its place of declaration. Class variables and instance variables are initialized with a special null value, whereas variables declared inside code blocks are not... continue reading "What are reference variables?"

What are scripting elements?

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Scripting elements allow Java code to be inserted into a JSP page. They affect the overall structure of the page. There are five types of scripting elements as follows: Scriptlet Declaration Directive Expression Comment Scripting elements are disabled by setting the... continue reading "What are scripting elements?"

What are static methods?

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Methods declared with the keyword static as modifier are called static methods or class methods. They are so called because they affect a class as a whole, not a particular instance of the class. Static methods are always invoked without reference to a particular instance of a class. The... continue reading "What are static methods?"

What are static variables?

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Variables that have only one copy per class are known as static variables. They are not attached to a particular instance of a class but rather belong to a class as a whole. They are declared by using the static keyword as a modifier. For example: static type varIdentifier; where, the... continue reading "What are static variables?"

What are the JSP standard actions?

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The JSP standard actions affect the overall runtime behavior of a JSP page and also the response sent back to the client. They can be used to include a file at the request time, to find or instantiate a JavaBean, to forward a request to a new page, to generate a browser-specific code, etc. continue reading "What are the JSP standard actions?"

What are the arithmetic operators available in the expression language?

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The arithmetic operators available in the expression language are as follows: S.No Operators Description 1 + Addition 2 - Subtraction 3 * (mul) Multiplication 4 / (div) Division 5 % (mod) Remainder continue reading "What are the arithmetic operators available in the expression language?"

What are the attributes of the <jsp:useBean> standard action?

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Following are the attributes of the <jsp:useBean> standard action: The id attribute : It is case sensitive and is used to identify the JavaBean. The id of the <jsp:useBean> is a mandatory attribute. The class attribute : It represents the fully qualified class name. It should be... continue reading "What are the attributes of the <jsp:useBean> standard action?"