Get Synchronized List from ArrayList in Java

Ankith Reddy
Updated on 12-Mar-2024 17:51:24

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In order to get a synchronized list from an ArrayList, we use the synchronizedList(List ) method in Java. The Collections.synchronizedList(List ) method accepts the ArrayList as an argument and returns a thread safe list.Declaration −The Collections.synchronizedList(List ) method is declared as follows −public static List synchronizedList(List list)Let us see a program to get a synchronized List from ArrayList −Example import java.util.*; public class Example { public static void main (String[] args) { List list = new ArrayList(); list.add("Hello"); ... Read More

Modulus Function in Programming

Praveen Varghese Thomas
Updated on 12-Mar-2024 11:22:04

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Introduction A modulus function can be used to find the magnitude of a number irrespective of its sign. In other words, a modulus function gives the magnitude of a number. A modulus function also determines the distance of a number from the origin. It always gives the non-negative value of the function. It is used in almost all the major scientific measurements. Modulus functions are represented as a=|x|. In this tutorial, we are going to learn about the functions, absolute(modulus) fFunction, graph of absolute function, properties of absolute function, rules of definite integration of absolute function, continuity ... Read More

Understanding Monomials in Algebra

Praveen Varghese Thomas
Updated on 12-Mar-2024 11:20:27

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Introduction A monomial is the product of positive integer powers of variables. it does not include any negative number and fraction exponent. If the monomial is a fraction it has no variable in its denominator. A monomial variable is a character it contains. Coefficients are numbers multiplied by monomial variables. The degree of the monomial is the sum of the exponents of all variables. In this tutorial, we will discuss Monomial and its parts. What is a Monomial? A monomial is a component of a polynomial and is called a "term" when it is part of a ... Read More

Mode Formula

Praveen Varghese Thomas
Updated on 12-Mar-2024 11:17:39

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Introduction The mode indicates the most frequently occurring value or number in the record. You may need to find values that occur more often in your dataset. In such cases, find the mode for the given dataset. A particular record may or may not have a modal value. For data with no-repeat values, there may be no mode at all. A mode is relevant when studying a list of numbers (such as the heights of all the children in a class). It is the numerical quantity that comes most frequently on the list. There can be a ... Read More

Mean Absolute Deviation

Praveen Varghese Thomas
Updated on 11-Mar-2024 12:37:29

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Introduction Various statistical terms and methods represent, analyse, and compare the data in mathematics. A data set contains many numbers or values, which is quite difficult to analyse. In this direction, various mean and deviation terms are used to predict the behaviour of the process. In this tutorial, we will learn about central tendencies, variance, deviation, mean, absolute, and standard deviation with some examples. Central Tendencies Central tendency is an important concept of descriptive statistics. In statistics, central tendencies are defined as a unique value that represents the central value of the probability distribution. It does not state the individual ... Read More

Octagon

Praveen Varghese Thomas
Updated on 11-Mar-2024 12:36:07

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Introduction A polygon is a geometrical figure with a finite number of sides in two-dimension. The octagon is an eight-sided polygon. An octagon whose all sides are equal is called a regular octagon. An octagon has eight interior angles depending upon the side length the interior angles vary between themselves. There are different types of octagons depending on the side lengths and interior angles. There are a total of twenty diagonals possible in an octagon. Polygons A polygon is a two-dimensional figure made up of connecting a finite number of line segments. These line ... Read More

Mean Definition

Praveen Varghese Thomas
Updated on 11-Mar-2024 12:32:43

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Introduction In an organization, a lot of data has to be collected and handled for analysis and representation purposes. In this direction, statistical parameters help us to analyse the data effectively. There are various mean used in statistics for the above purpose. In this tutorial, we will learn the meaning of mean, its types, their relationship, and a brief discussion about other central tendencies with solved examples. Data The data is a collective word that represents the collection or arrangement of quantities or categories values. The purpose of data collection is to analyse the specific event in a ... Read More

Measurement of Objects

Praveen Varghese Thomas
Updated on 11-Mar-2024 12:13:10

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Introduction Size is always discussed or understood in relation to another object. A relative concept, size. Its own meaning is meaningless. For instance, a dog may seem small to you, but from the perspective of an ant, it is, needless to say, extremely large. In mathematics, scale matters a lot. Realising that mathematics is all around us and that all we do in the classrooms is define and refine it is crucial for understanding patterns and numbers in everyday life. Measurement Definition Measurement is a method that involves comparing an object's characteristics to a reference value to identify its attributes. ... Read More

Mixed Fractions

Praveen Varghese Thomas
Updated on 11-Mar-2024 12:09:51

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Introduction In mathematics, fractions are used to determine part of a whole number. The word ‘fraction’ is derived from the Latin word ‘fraction’ which means ‘to break’. In Ancient Rome, fractions were used only to describe the part to the whole. But in India fractions were represented by one number above another but without a line. Then Arabs were added a line between two numbers. This line is used to separate the numerator & denominator. Fractions can be represented in the form of decimals & percentages like 0.012 & 12 % represent the fraction $\mathrm{\frac{12}{100}}$. So let's ... Read More

Decomposition Reaction

Praveen Varghese Thomas
Updated on 08-Mar-2024 14:20:11

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Introduction In a decomposition reaction, molecules or compounds break to give two or more simpler new substances. There are various types of reactions or chemical reactions: combination type, decomposition type, displacement type, double displacement type, combustion reaction, neutralization reaction, precipitation reaction, and redox reaction. In the precipitation or double replacement reaction, an insoluble precipitate(leftover) is formed or settled down the container. This reaction occurs when two or more soluble salts react or combine to give an insoluble precipitate. The neutralization reaction is a type of reaction where acid (𝐻+), and base (𝑂𝐻−) react or combine to give salt and ... Read More

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