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#10 EA GAME PASS FOR XBOX

As an Xbox gamer, you’re in for a treat with the variety of subscription plans
available to enhance your gaming experience. Whether you’re a casual player or a
hardcore enthusiast, Xbox offers several options to suit your needs. These plans
not only provide access to a vast library of games but also come with
additional…

by Karthik Jayakumar June 30, 2024October 19, 2024


#9 STREAMS API IN JAVA

Java 8 has introduced the new Streams API feature, which helps to perform
various operations on Java collections like filter, map, etc. The Streams API
allows developers to stream a particular Java collection like ArrayList and
iterate through them using ‘forEach’, or use ‘filter’ and ‘map’ operations.
These operations are called intermediate operations in Java…

by Karthik Jayakumar June 26, 2024October 17, 2024


#8 MAVEN LIFECYCLES, LIFECYCLE PHASE AND GOALS

Maven, one of the most widely used open-source build tools, empowers developers
to build both standalone and web applications. It offers superior capabilities
compared to traditional build tools like Ant and Ivy. Maven, an open-source
project, was incubated and later graduated by the Apache Software Foundation. In
this article I am going to talk about…

by Karthik Jayakumar June 25, 2024December 2, 2024


#7 XBOX GAMING IN INDIA !!

Xbox debuted in 2001, when Microsoft finally announced the launch of its Xbox consoles. 
Two decades later, Xbox continues to gain significant market share each
day. Over the past
twenty years, Xbox consoles have indeed made a lasting impression, transforming the
gaming landscape worldwide. However, despite their global popularity, Xbox consoles
remain relatively obscure in India. This is particularly intriguing considering India’s
remarkable economic growth, fueled primarily by the rapid expansion of the IT services and consulting industry.
The boom in this sector has not only elevated India’s technological prowess but also
spurred growth in other domains, such as organized retail. As a result, Indian consumers
now wield more purchasing power than ever before, owing to the abundance of high-paying employment opportunities created by prominent companies like Infosys, TCS,
and Wipro. This rise in disposable income has significantly enhanced the standard of living
for many Indians, particularly the burgeoning middle class.
In a country where technology and consumerism are on the rise, it’s curious that Xbox 
hasn’t yet become a household name. Could it be a cultural preference, or perhaps a matter of market strategies? Only time will tell as the gaming industry continues to evolve.
Products like Apple iPhones, iPads, and AirPods have long been highly anticipated in the 
Indian market. The recent establishment of the first Apple store in Mumbai signifies a 
potential turning point for Apple’s presence in India. Meanwhile, the popularity of Microsoft Xbox consoles has been soaring in North America and Europe. The absence of Xbox in India presents a significant opportunity for expansion.
India’s particularly the techsavvy younger demographic, provides fertile ground for the introduction of Xbox consoles
and related products.  India’s economic
growth, fueled by the rapid expansion of the IT services and consulting industry, positions it as an exciting frontier for global tech giants.
(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); I still vividly remember the
video gaming industry of the 1990s, with products manufactured in China that
brought joy to countless children around the world. As a child, I…

by Karthik Jayakumar June 22, 2024October 27, 2024


#6 IS FUTURE GOING TO BE TAKEN OVER BY AI?

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has gradually taken over various human tasks and significantly reduced the need for human effort across many industries. This begs the question: 
Is AI going to be a hindrance to our future, particularly in terms of job security? In my view, yes, AI will indeed disrupt many jobs. Real human thinking may be replaced by artificial brains that simulate the neural workings of the human brain.
AI has already started to automate repetitive tasks, from manufacturing to customer service,leading to job displacement in several sectors. This shift not only poses a threat to job security but also challenges the uniqueness of human creativity and problem-solving abilities. While AI can process data at unprecedented speeds, it lacks the emotional intelligence and intuition that humans bring to the table. Furthermore, as AI technology advances, the gap between machine efficiency and human employment opportunities is likely to widen, raising concerns about the socioeconomic impacts on the workforce. Balancing AI innovation with strategies to ensure human job relevance is crucial for a sustainable future.
Although the AI can replace many simple non-value adding tasks like replaying to
emails or sending out weekly communication to employees by CEOs it is not going
to be entirely possible for artificial intelligence to replace human effort in
every industry. In my view the more artificial intelligence is used the more…

by Karthik Jayakumar June 22, 2024October 19, 2024


#5 JAVA OVERRIDING

In this post I am going to talk about overriding in java. Java is an
object-oriented programming language which strictly adheres to core principles
of object-oriented programming such as – Encapsulation, Inheritance and
Polymorphism. Overriding implies writing your own version on top of a default
method implementation in the parent class. Let’s say we have…

by Karthik Jayakumar June 20, 2024June 21, 2024


#4 UNDERSTANDING “EQUALS” AND “HASHCODE” OVERRIDES

The hashcode and equals method are common to all objects in the Java programming
language. These methods are used by hash-based collections like ‘Hashset’ for
example which is used for eliminating duplicate elements in a collection. The
following post explains how the Hashset works internally leveraging the equals
and hashcode methods of the object. The…

by Karthik Jayakumar June 19, 2024October 27, 2024


#3 FUNCTIONAL INTERFACE IN JAVA

The functional interface in Java 8 stands as a pivotal feature that enables
developers to seamlessly blend functional programming with object-oriented
programming. Identified by the annotation @FunctionalInterface atop any
interface definition, it opens up a world of possibilities. Expanding on this,
the java.util.function package offers a range of built-in functional interfaces,
further enhancing the capabilities…

by Karthik Jayakumar June 18, 2024November 28, 2024


#2 COMPARING STRINGS IN JAVA

In this blog I will be talking about comparing strings and understanding the
String class in detail. As a start string classes are “immutable and final” by
nature. These two attributes of the String class go hand-in-hand. If strings
have to be immutable, they need be declared final and vice-versa. A final class
cannot be…

by Karthik Jayakumar June 17, 2024October 27, 2024


#1 SORT USING COMPARATORS

In this blog, I will demonstrate how to efficiently sort a java array list using
the java Comparator interface. The Comparable interface in java provides a
powerful mechanism for specifying the precise criteria to use when sorting an
array list.

by Karthik Jayakumar June 9, 2024November 27, 2024
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