Why does the following program compile:
public class Kumar {
public static void main(String args[]) {
// Hoping this code will not compile ?#$%&**\u000d{
for (int i=0; i<10; i++) {
System.out.println("Hello");
}
} //Additional close braces
}
}
When your site goes down or someone want to refer a old version of web pages google cache comes to rescue. But at times you don't want some pages to be cached by google. You can inform google not to cache a web page by adding a metatag as follows
<meta name=”googlebot” content=”noarchive”>
I am trying to make some meaning out of all the misguiding press relases and Interviews from the dark side about Longhorn changes.
Longhorn now to be called ShortHorn:
* WinFS is not part of the Longhorn2006 release.
WinxowsXP now to be called LongXP:
* Avalon and Indigo will be available on XP and Windows 2003.
What does this mean?
* Avalon being available for WindowsXP is a big push to Avalon based based applications.
* This would bring out the ugly mixed applications that are needs interoperability between Avalon and Windows Forms.
* All the killer apps that are going to be based on WinFS are going to wait little longer.
* Longhorn is not a "Many shoots at moon" anymore. Its just an incremental release over XP.
* Longhorn Client OS to be released in 2006 and Server OS to be released in 2007.
Gone are the days when every java developers hoped to find an IDE which is as capable as Visual Studio. Now Studio 2005 seem to be following Java IDE's. Here are the latest features in Visual Studio 2005 :
The Visual Studio IDE also includes new features. Refactoring intelligently updates your source code, and Expansions speed up code entry with predefined templates.
A friend sent an Email that Yahoo web hosting ad appears on my blog as part of Google Ads. Here is the Yahoo web hosting ad:
Film deal for Baghdad blogger. Salam Pax, whose real name has never been revealed, spent months writing an often bleakly humorous weblog which detailed the fears and hardships of Iraqi citizens. The diary began as a way for the 29-year-old architectural student to keep in touch with his friend Raed in Jordan. "It was just simple things about what was happening in Baghdad so he could stay in touch with what was happening," he told the BBC's Today programme last year. Salam Pax began a fortnightly column in The Guardian newspaper in May last year.
Moazam Raja blogged on Debugging thread related hangs in the JVM. This is nice a read. Also make sure to check out code names for all J2SE versions here.
