Feb 7, 2011
Playing in the Street
Few years back, our street would be silent till 5.00 PM, but after that it would be jam packed with children. Every child had played there. There are so many gangs and we have played Cricket, Badminton, Coco, Volley Ball and few other local games. Cricket was the most interesting game which we enjoyed so much. We have created so many records. So far we have broken 20 glasses, 3 Street lights and we hit so may people[who were walking in the street] head's while playing cricket. In Sundays, we spent their whole day there. Our gang of friends were the last batch to play cricket in the street. Daily we will be losing three balls, by hitting shots. After that we all got separated and some went for studies and other went for jobs.
Now-a-days, our street is empty and no body is ready to play in the street, because of these video games and online games. We are interested to play in the streets again, but we cant, because we rarely meet some of our old friends[my gang mets] that too during a festival or sometimes occasionally.
Feb 4, 2011
Switch OFF your PC
I see most of the IT guys lock their PC before going home, even though no automation build is happening. Instead of these, we can actually switch of the PC, which will actually increase the performance of your PC. In addition, we can save some power as well. This may be our contribution to these environment by us. By switching OFF the PC, if PC has some installation issues, it would be resolved automatically.
- You can clear your temporary files by opening the run window and type %temp and click Enter. It will list all your files, which you no longer needed, so you can delete them all. If you cant delete it, it means the current application is running on your PC..
Keep your PC clean and makes it run faster, as well as Save Power, by switching OFF it before you leave for the day, if you dont run any automation on it.
SAVE POWER and GO GREEN.
Feb 3, 2011
Never give up the Spirit
Its almost one year back, my confirmation had been postponed, because my managers were not happy with my performance. After that i have been moved to a different team under a different lead. I am from electronics background, so i felt some difficulty in coding. My colleague advised me to read Head First JAVA, so you can grab the knowledge of JAVA quickly and easily. I followed that regularly. Since i am working in JAVA, i got a chance to learn very quickly. Even now-a-days, i spent some half an hour to study JAVA after my working hours. The thing i gained from this is i have been nominated for the Spot Award for the best performance in my project with the blessings of my lordess "BHAGAVATHY"
So, never fed up and Never give up the Spirit..
My Ambition is to became a Architect and technically strong.
So, never fed up and Never give up the Spirit..
My Ambition is to became a Architect and technically strong.
Feb 1, 2011
Developers world
Its a quite channeling for each and every developer, because at most of the time we spent our time in front of the computers. I will share some my experience as a developer.
- Once i was travelling in a bus, and i realized that some insect was biting me.. I though it could be a FINDBUGS instead of BEDBUGS
- i was reading a document which was in the paper, suddenly i need to search something, then i m looking for Ctrl+ F key to launch the Search popup, to search the word. Then only i realize i am reading it in the paper and not on MS word
Please share your experience with me
Jan 31, 2011
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Jan 17, 2011
Jan 12, 2011
Constructor Chaining in JAVA
When you try to make an object of the subclass type, it will be running all the constructors in the inheritance tree.
Please see the below example...
public class Animal {
public Animal(){
System.out.println("Animal Constructor");
}
}
public class Hippo extends Animal {
public Hippo(){
System.out.println("Hippo Constructor");
}
}
public class ConstructorChainingTest {
public static void main(String[] args){
Hippo h = new Hippo();
}
}
If you run ConstructorChainingTest .java, the output would be
Animal Constructor
Hippo Constructor..
This is called Constructor Chaining in JAVA
Please see the below example...
public class Animal {
public Animal(){
System.out.println("Animal Constructor");
}
}
public class Hippo extends Animal {
public Hippo(){
System.out.println("Hippo Constructor");
}
}
public class ConstructorChainingTest {
public static void main(String[] args){
Hippo h = new Hippo();
}
}
If you run ConstructorChainingTest .java, the output would be
Animal Constructor
Hippo Constructor..
This is called Constructor Chaining in JAVA
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