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What is the implication of increasing the size of a matrix in terms of wastage space?
What is the implication of increasing the size of a matrix in terms of wastage space?
It will increase the wastage space.
In Java, what is a string?
In Java, what is a string?
In Java, string is basically an object that represents a sequence of char values.
How can you create a Java String object?
How can you create a Java String object?
By string literal or by using the new keyword.
What is the difference between String and StringBuffer/StringBuilder classes in Java?
What is the difference between String and StringBuffer/StringBuilder classes in Java?
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How is a Java String literal created?
How is a Java String literal created?
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What happens when a new Java String literal is created?
What happens when a new Java String literal is created?
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What is the difference between creating a string using Java string literal and using the new keyword?
What is the difference between creating a string using Java string literal and using the new keyword?
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How does JVM handle string objects created using Java string literals and the new keyword?
How does JVM handle string objects created using Java string literals and the new keyword?
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What happens when a string object with a specific value is not found in the string constant pool?
What happens when a string object with a specific value is not found in the string constant pool?
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How can you create a string in Java using a character array?
How can you create a string in Java using a character array?
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What is an algorithm?
What is an algorithm?
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How would you represent a sparse matrix in data structures?
How would you represent a sparse matrix in data structures?
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Define a sparse matrix.
Define a sparse matrix.
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How can non-zero elements in a sparse matrix be stored?
How can non-zero elements in a sparse matrix be stored?
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What are the two ways to represent a sparse matrix?
What are the two ways to represent a sparse matrix?
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What are the three fields used in the 2D array representation of a sparse matrix?
What are the three fields used in the 2D array representation of a sparse matrix?
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What is the purpose of Row field in a sparse matrix representation?
What is the purpose of Row field in a sparse matrix representation?
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How can a sparse matrix be visualized?
How can a sparse matrix be visualized?
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Study Notes
Java Strings
- A string in Java is an object that represents a sequence of characters.
- An array of characters works similarly to a Java string.
- Java String class provides various methods to perform operations on strings, such as compare(), concat(), equals(), split(), length(), replace(), compareTo(), intern(), and substring().
- Java String is immutable, meaning it cannot be changed, and a new instance is created whenever a string is changed.
- For mutable strings, StringBuffer and StringBuilder classes can be used.
Creating String Objects
- There are two ways to create a String object: by string literal and by using the new keyword.
- String literal is created by using double quotes, and the JVM checks the "string constant pool" first to avoid creating duplicate instances.
- When creating a string using the new keyword, a new string object is created in the heap memory, and the literal is placed in the string constant pool.
String Example
- The code snippet demonstrates creating strings using literals and the new keyword, and converting a char array to a string.
String Class Inbuilt Functions
- Various inbuilt functions are available in the String class, such as length(), concat(), and substring(), among others.
Algorithm and Arrays
- An algorithm is a step-by-step procedure for solving a computational problem or performing a task.
- In Java, arrays can be declared using int[] Array or int Array[].
- A 2D array can be declared as int mat[][] = new int.
2D Array - Matrix
- A matrix can be defined as a 2D array having 'm' rows and 'n' columns.
- A matrix with m rows and n columns is called an m × n matrix.
Sparse Matrix
- A sparse matrix is a matrix that has a greater number of zero elements than non-zero elements.
- The non-zero elements in a sparse matrix can be stored using triplets: rows, columns, and values.
- There are two ways to represent a sparse matrix: array and linklist.
- In 2D array representation, three fields are used: row, column, and value.
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Test your knowledge on Java String class and operations like compare, concat, split, length, replace, compareTo, and more. Understand how an array of characters works similarly to a Java string.