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The method reference is similar to a lambda expression that refers to a method without executing it and "::" operator can be used to separate a method name from the name of an object or class in a method reference.The methods can be referenced with the help of this and super keywords in Java. The super keyword can be used as a qualifier to invoke the overridden method in a class or an interface.syntaxthis::instanceMethod TypeName.super::instanceMethodExampleimport java.util.function.Function; interface Defaults { default int doMath(int a) { return 2 * a; } } public class Calculator implements Defaults { ... Read More
A functional Interface for which a lambda expression has invoked is called target type of lambda expression. It means that if a lambda expression has invoked for some "X" interface then "X" is the target type of that lambda expression. Hence, we conclude that lambda expressions can be used only in those situations where java compiler can determine the Target Type.In the below example, the target type of lambda expression is BiFunction. An instance of a class is automatically created that implements the functional interface and lambda expression provides an implementation of the abstract method declared by the functional interface.Exampleinterface BiFunction { ... Read More
In this tutorial, we are going to learn about the math.trunc() method.The method math.trunc() is used to truncate the float values. It will act as math.floor() method for positive values and math.ceil() method for negative values.Example Live Demo# importing math module import math # floor value print(math.floor(3.5)) # trunc for positive number print(math.trunc(3.5))OutputIf you run the above code, then you will get the similar result as follows.3 3Example Live Demo# importing math module import math # ceil value print(math.ceil(-3.5)) # trunc for negative number print(math.trunc(-3.5))OutputIf you run the above code, then you will get the similar result as follows.-3 -3ConclusionIf you have ... Read More
In this tutorial, we are going to learn about the time.process_time() method.The method time.process_time() will return a float value of time in seconds of a system and user CPU time of the current process.Example Live Demo# importing the time module import time # printing the current process time print(time.process_time()) 1.171875OutputIf you run the above code, then you will get the similar result as follows.1.171875Let's say we have a process that prints from in the given range. Let's find the time for that process. Understand the following code and run it.Example Live Demo# importing the time module import time # program to find ... Read More
In this tutorial, we are going to learn about the time.perf_counter() method.The method time.perf_counter() returns a float value of time in seconds. Let's see anExample Live Demo# importing the time module import time # printing the time print(time.perf_counter())OutputIf you run the above code, then you will get the following result.263.3530349We can use the time.perf_counter() method to find the execution time of a program. Let's see an example.Example Live Demo# importing the time module import time # program to find the prime number def is_prime(number): for i in range(2, number): if number % i == 0: ... Read More
In this tutorial, we are going to write a regex that finds the most occurring number in the string. We will check the regex in Python.Follow the below steps to write the program.Import the re and collections modules.Initialize the string with numbers.4Find all the numbers using regex and store them in the array.Find the most occurring number using Counter from collections module.Example Live Demo# importing the modules import re import collections # initializing the string string = '1222tutorials321232point3442' # regex to find all the numbers regex = r'[0-9]' # getting all the numbers from the string numbers = re.findall(regex, string) # ... Read More
In this tutorial, we are going to learn how to take multiple inputs from the user in Python.The data entered by the user will be in the string format. So, we can use the split() method to divide the user entered data.Let's take the multiple strings from the user.Example# taking the input from the user strings = input("Enter multiple names space-separated:- ") # spliting the data strings = strings.split() # printing the data print(strings)OutputIf you run the above code, then you will get the following result.Enter multiple names space-separated:- Python JavaScript Django React ['Python', 'JavaScript', 'Django', 'React']What if we want ... Read More
In this tutorial, we are going to learn how to take input from the console in Python.The interactive shell in Python is treated as a console. We can take the user entered data the console using input() function.Example# taking input from the user a = input() # printing the data print("User data:-", a) Tutorialspoint User data:- TutorialspointOutputIf you run the above code, then you will get the following result.Tutorialspoint User data:- TutorialspointConclusionThe data that is entered by the user will be in the string format. If you have any doubts in the tutorial, mention them in the comment section.Read More
In this tutorial, we are going to learn how to take matric input in Python from the user. We can take input from the user in two different ways. Let's see two of them.Method 1Taking all numbers of the matric one by one from the user. See the code below.Example# initializing an empty matrix matrix = [] # taking 2x2 matrix from the user for i in range(2): # empty row row = [] for j in range(2): # asking the user to input the number # converts the input to ... Read More
In this tutorial, we are going to learn how to swap two variables in different languages. Swapping means interchanging the values of two variables. Let's see an example.Inputa = 3 b = 5Outputa = 5 b = 3Let's see one by one.PythonWe can swap the variable with one line of code in Python. Let's see the code.Example Live Demo# initializing the variables a, b = 3, 5 # printing before swaping print("Before swapping:-", a, b) # swapping a, b = b, a # printing after swapping print("After swapping:-", a, b)OutputIf you run the above code, then you will get the following ... Read More