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Part 2 of our "How to Learn to Code in an AI World" series.

Part 1 of our "How to Learn to Code in an AI World" series.

So, you're thinking about choosing Rust as your next programming language to learn. You already know what it means to write code and have some experience with at least one programming language, probably Python or JavaScript. You’ve heard about Rust here and there. People say it’s a modern systems pr…

In March 2014, the Ice Bucket Challenge helped the internet come together to fight ALS. Disney’s Frozen taught a generation of children to Let It Go, and the community saw the release of Java 8 LTS to much fanfare. In fact, as per the JetBrains Developer Ecosystem survey, Java 8 still holds the top …

Previously, we explored how to throw exceptions in Java to signal error conditions in our code. But throwing exceptions is only half the story. To build robust and reliable applications, we also need to know how to handle them effectively. In this post, we’ll explore how you can handle exceptions…

Exceptions in Java are used to indicate that an event occurred during the execution of a program and disrupted the normal flow of instructions. When an exception occurs, the Java runtime automatically stops the execution of the current method. It passes an exception object with information about the…

Good code follows certain rules, and knowing them increases your chances of success. We’d like to share some Java best practices that will help you on your way. We'll cover the must-know tips and tricks, from broad advice on software development to Java- and project-specific know-how. Let's get star…

Polymorphism is the ability of an object to take on different forms. In programming, this means that a variable or a method can have different behaviors depending on the type of object it represents. While the term may sound intimidating to beginners, polymorphism is a powerful tool: it helps you re…