Monthly Archives: December 2014

Reading text file line by line in Java

Posted on December 18, 2014 by Robert Piasecki

Reading text files from hard disk is quite common task in software development practice. Usually we are interested in processing it line by line. In this article I would like to present few popular ways how to do it easily … Continue reading →

Posted in Java | Tagged , | Leave a comment

Iterating through Java list backwards

Posted on December 13, 2014 by Robert Piasecki

The most natural method of iterating through a list in Java is to start from the first element of the list and then move forward until the last one is reached. While this is the most common, it is sometimes … Continue reading →

Posted in Guava, Java | Tagged , | 1 Comment

Usage of serialVersionUID in Java serialization

Posted on December 6, 2014 by Robert Piasecki

Java run-time associates with each serializable class a special version number known as serialVersionUID. This number is later used during deserialization process to verify if the application which performed the serialization and the application which is doing the deserialization have … Continue reading →

Posted in Java | Tagged | Leave a comment