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Thoughts and essays on computer programming. Covering Java, Scala, Objective C, and whatever else takes my fancy! Monday, 27 February 2012. Guava Splitter vs StringUtils. So I recently wrote a post about good old reliable Apache Commons StringUtils. Which provoked a couple of comments, one of which was that Google Guava. There can't be many different ways of doing this surely? Well Guava and StringUtils do take a sylisticly different approach. Lets start with the basic usage. Splitter niceCommaSplitter =...

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Thoughts and essays on computer programming. Covering Java, Scala, Objective C, and whatever else takes my fancy! Monday, 27 February 2012. Guava Splitter vs StringUtils. So I recently wrote a post about good old reliable Apache Commons StringUtils. Which provoked a couple of comments, one of which was that Google Guava. There can't be many different ways of doing this surely? Well Guava and StringUtils do take a sylisticly different approach. Lets start with the basic usage. Splitter niceCommaSplitter =...

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Thoughts and essays on computer programming. Covering Java, Scala, Objective C, and whatever else takes my fancy! Thursday, 22 September 2011. Guava part 1 - MultiMaps. Guava part 2 - BiMaps. Continuing this tour of Guava. We get to the Multiset. I probably don't use this as much as Multimaps or Bimaps, but it certainly does have it's uses. So what's a Multiset then? Well as you might be able to guess it's a set that can hold multiple instances of the same object. Isn't that just a List? Map MyClass,Inte...

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Tom's Programming Blog: Collection creation and Immutability with Google Guava

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Thoughts and essays on computer programming. Covering Java, Scala, Objective C, and whatever else takes my fancy! Tuesday, 25 October 2011. Collection creation and Immutability with Google Guava. So, thought I'd take a look at some of the collection creation patterns Guava offers, and also some of the Immutable collection types it offers. If you've not seen my previous posts, you may want to start here:. Guava part 1 - MultiMaps. Guava part 2 - BiMaps. Guava part 3 - MultiSets. These each provide several...

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Tom's Programming Blog: November 2011

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Thoughts and essays on computer programming. Covering Java, Scala, Objective C, and whatever else takes my fancy! Thursday, 10 November 2011. Implicit Conversions in Scala. Following on from the previous post on operator overloading. I'm going to be looking at Implicit Conversions, and how we can combine them to with operator overloading to do some really neat things, including one way of creating a multi-parameter conversion. So what's an "Implicit Conversion" when it's at home? Scala is creating a.

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Tom's Programming Blog: "Operator Overloading" in Scala

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Thoughts and essays on computer programming. Covering Java, Scala, Objective C, and whatever else takes my fancy! Thursday, 10 November 2011. Operator Overloading" in Scala. So, I've been teaching myself Scala recently, and it's a very interesting language. So what's operator overloading? Well operators are typically things such as. You know those things you use to do arithmetic on numbers, or occasionally for manipulating Strings. Well, operator overloading - just like method overloading - allows yo...

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Tom's Programming Blog: Multimaps - Google Guava

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Thoughts and essays on computer programming. Covering Java, Scala, Objective C, and whatever else takes my fancy! Thursday, 1 September 2011. Multimaps - Google Guava. This is the first in a series of posts where I'll be attempting to explain and explore Google's awesome Guava java library. I first came across Guava whilst searching for generic versions of Apache Commons Collections - I needed a. And was fed up with having to pepper my code with casts - however what I found was much much better. To put a...

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Thoughts and essays on computer programming. Covering Java, Scala, Objective C, and whatever else takes my fancy! Monday, 27 February 2012. Guava Splitter vs StringUtils. So I recently wrote a post about good old reliable Apache Commons StringUtils. Which provoked a couple of comments, one of which was that Google Guava. There can't be many different ways of doing this surely? Well Guava and StringUtils do take a sylisticly different approach. Lets start with the basic usage. Splitter niceCommaSplitter =...

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