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Does Java pass by reference or pass by value?

You might know that java passes by value, but it helps to understand why. here's what happens when you pass mutable and immutable object references in java..

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Many programming languages allow passing objects by reference or by value. In Java, we can only pass object parameters by value. This imposes limits and also raises questions. For instance, if the parameter value is changed in the method, what happens to the value following method execution? You may also wonder how Java manages object values in the memory heap. This article helps you resolve these and other common questions about object references in Java.

Passing object references in Java

In this article you’ll learn the difference between passing by reference and passing by value in Java and how to pass Java object references:

‘Pass by reference’ and ‘pass by value’ defined

Java object references are passed by value, passing primitive types in java, passing immutable object references in java, passing mutable object references in java.

  • What to avoid when passing object references
  • What to remember about passing object references

Pass by reference  means we pass the location in memory where the variable’s value is stored and pass by value means we pass a copy of the variable’s actual value. It’s a bit more complicated than that, of course, but this definition is a good starting point.

  • Passing by value means we pass a copy of the value.
  • Passing by reference means we pass the real reference to the variable in memory.

All object references in Java are passed by value. This means that a copy of the value will be passed to a method. The tricky part is that passing a copy of the value changes the real value of the object. This example should help you understand why:

What do you think the simpson.name will be after the transformIntoHomer method is executed?

In this case, it will be Homer! The reason is that Java object variables are simply references that point to real objects in the memory heap. Therefore, even though Java passes parameters to methods by value, if the variable points to an object reference, the real object will also be changed.

If you’re still not sure how this works, consider the following diagram:

Flow diagram of object references in Java

Like object types, primitive types are also passed by value. Can you guess what will happen to the primitive types in the following code example?

If you determined that the value would change to 30, you are correct. It’s 30 because (again) Java passes object parameters by value. The number 30 is just a copy of the value, not the real value. Primitive types are allocated in the stack memory, so only the local value will be changed. In this case, there is no object reference.

What if we did the same test with an immutable String object? Notice what happens when we change the value of a String :

What do you think the output will be? If you guessed “” then congratulations! That happens because a String object is immutable , which means that the fields inside the String are final and can’t be changed.

Making the String class immutable gives us better control over one of Java’s most used objects. If the value of a String could be changed, it would create many bugs. Note, also, that we are not changing an attribute of the String class; instead, we’re simply assigning a new String value to it. In this case, the “Homer” value will be passed to name in the changeToHomer method. The String “Homer” will be eligible to be garbage collected as soon as the changeToHomer method completes execution. Even though the object can’t be changed, the local variable will be.

Unlike String , most objects in the JDK are mutable, like the StringBuilder class. The example below is similar to the previous one, but features StringBuilder rather than String :

Can you guess the output for this example? In this case, because we’re working with a mutable object, the output will be “Homer Simpson.” You could expect the same behavior from any other mutable object in Java.

Summary of what you’ve learned

You’ve learned that Java objects are passed by value, meaning that a copy of the value is passed . Just remember that the copied value points to a real object in the Java memory heap. Also, remember that passing by value changes the value of the real object.

What to avoid when passing Java object references

  • Don’t try to change an immutable value by reference.
  • Don’t try to change a primitive variable by reference.
  • Don’t expect the real object won’t change when you change a mutable object parameter in a method (it will change).

What to remember about passing Java object references

  • Java always passes parameter variables by value.
  • Object variables in Java always point to the real object in the memory heap.
  • A mutable object’s value can be changed when it is passed to a method.
  • An immutable object’s value cannot be changed, even if it is passed a new value.

Test what you’ve learned about object references

Now, let’s test what you’ve learned about object references. In the code example below, you see the immutable String and the mutable StringBuilder class. Each is being passed as a parameter to a method. Knowing that Java only passes by value, what do you believe will be the output once the main method from this class is executed?

Here are the options, check the end of the article for the answer.

A : Warrior=null Weapon=null B : Warrior=Dragon Weapon=Dragon C : Warrior=Dragon Knight Weapon=Dragon Sword D : Warrior=Dragon Knight Weapon=Sword

Solving the challenge

The first parameter in the above example is the warriorProfession variable, which is a mutable object. The second parameter, weapon, is an immutable String :

At the first line of this method, we append the Knight value to the warriorProfession variable. Remember that warriorProfession is a mutable object; therefore the real object will be changed, and the value from it will be “Dragon Knight.”

In the second instruction, the immutable local String variable will be changed to “Dragon Sword.” The real object will never be changed, however, since String is immutable and its attributes are final:

Finally, we pass null to the variables here, but not to the objects. The objects will remain the same as long as they are still accessible externally—in this case through the main method. And, although the local variables will be null, nothing will happen to the objects:

From this we can conclude that the final values from our mutable StringBuilder and immutable String will be:

The only value that changed in the changeWarriorClass method was warriorProfession , because it’s a mutable StringBuilder object. Note that warriorWeapon did not change because it’s an immutable String object.

The correct output from our Challenger code would be:

D : Warrior=Dragon Knight Weapon=Sword .

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In Java, we create Classes. We create objects of the Classes. Let us know if it is possible to assign a Java Object  from one variable to another variable by value or reference in this Last Minute Java Tutorial. We also try to know whether it is possible to pass Java Objects to another method by Value or Reference in this tutorial.

You may also read about Introduction to Java Class Structure .

Java Object Assignment by Value or Reference Explained

In Java, objects are always passed by Reference. Reference is nothing but the starting address of a memory location where the actual object lies. You can create any number of references to just One Object. Let us go by an example.

We create a Class "Cloud" with a single Property called "color". It is a String object. We create 3 objects of the Cloud type.

Notice that all three references obj1, obj2 and obj3 are pointing to the same Cloud object. Thus the above example outputs the same color-property value " RED ". Later, we made the references obj2 and obj3 to point to the null location. Still the original object pointed or referenced by obj1 holds the value. So the final PRINT statement outputs "RED" as usual.

Note : Reference is also called a Variable whether Primitive or Object.

This concludes that a Java object assignment happens by Reference . But the actual value of memory location pointed by References are copied by Value only. So we are actually copying memory locations from one Reference variable to another Reference variable by Value . Interviewers ask this famous Java question just to test your knowledge. If someone asks in C language point of view , say that it is by Reference . If they ask in Java point of view , say that it is by Value. 

Java Object Passing by Value or Reference to a Method Explained

You already learnt that Object assignment in Java happens by Reference. Let us try to pass Objects to another method as a parameter or argument. We try to know whether Objects are passed by Value or Reference to another Method using the below example.

In the above example, we have created an object "obj1" of type Tractor. We assigned value of 100 to the property "height". We printed the value before passing the object to another method. Now, we passed the object to another method called "change" from the calling-method " main ". We modified the height property to 200 in the called-method . Now, we tried to print the value of the property in the Calling method. It shows that the Object is modified in the called-method.

Similarly, we can pass Java objects to the Constructor using Pass by Reference or simply Reference . 

This concludes that Java Objects are passed to methods by Reference . Here also, we pass the memory location pointed by one Reference variable to another Reference variable of a Called method as a Value only. So, you are actually passing Values (memory locations represented by integer or long data type). But the actual passed-object can only be referenced by a Reference variable. Interviewers take advantage of this tricky logic to confuse you. If someone asks in C language point of view , say that it is by Reference . If they ask in Java point of view , say that it is by Value .

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Passing by Value vs. Passing by Reference in Java

While many languages put information passing into the hands of developers, all data is passed by value in java. see how to turn that restriction to your advantage..

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Understanding the technique used to pass information between variables and into methods can be a difficult task for a Java developer, especially those accustomed to a much more verbose programming language, such as C or C++. In these expressive languages, the developer is solely responsible for determining the technique used to pass information between different parts of the system. For example, C++ allows a developer to explicitly pass a piece of data either by value, by reference, or by pointer. The compiler simply ensures that the selected technique is properly implemented and that no invalid operation is performed.

In the case of Java, these low-level details are abstracted, which both reduces the onus on the developer to select a proper means of passing data and increases the security of the language (by inhibiting the manipulation of pointers and directly addressing memory). In addition, though, this level of abstraction hides the details of the technique performed, which can obfuscate a developer's understanding of how data is passed in a program. In this article, we will examine the various techniques used to pass data and deep-dive into the technique that the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) and the Java Programming Language use to pass data, as well as explore some examples that demonstrate in practical terms what these techniques mean for a developer.

Terminology

In general, there are two main techniques for passing data in a programming language: (1) passing by value and (2) passing by reference. While some languages consider passing by reference and passing by pointer two different techniques, in theory, one technique can be thought of as a specialization of the other, where a reference is simply an alias to an object, whose implementation is a pointer.

Passing by Value

The first technique, passing by value, is defined as follows:

Passing by value constitutes copying of data, where changes to the copied value are not reflected in the original value

For example, if we call a method that accepts a single integer argument and the method makes an assignment to this argument, the assignment is not preserved once the method returns. While one might expect that the assignment is preserved after the method returns, the assignment is lost because the value placed on the call stack was a copy of the value passed into the method, as illustrated in the snippet below:

If we execute this code, we obtain the following output:

We see that the change made to the argument passed into the process function was not preserved after we exited the scope of the function. This loss of data was due to the fact that a copy of the value held by the someValue variable was placed on the call stack prior to the execution of the process function. Once the process function exited, this copy was popped from the call stack and the changes made to it were lost, as illustrated in the figure below:

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Additionally, the action of popping the call stack at the completion of the process method is illustrated in the figure below. Note that the value copied as the argument to the process method is lost (reclaimed) once the call stack is popped, and therefore, all changes made to that value are in turn lost during the reclamation step.

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Passing by Reference

The alternative to passing by value is passing by reference, which is defined as follows:

Passing by reference consitutes the aliasing of data, where changes to the aliased value are reflected in the original value

Unlike passing by value, passing by reference ensures that a change made to a value in a different scope is preserved when that scope is exited. For example, if we pass a single argument into a method by reference, and the method makes an assignment to that value within its body, the assignment is preserved when the method exits. This can be demonstrated using the following snippet of C++ code:

If we run this code, we obtain the following output:

In this example, we can see that when we exit the function, the assignment we made to our argument that was passed by reference was preserved outside of the scope of the function. In the case of C++, we can see that under-the-hood, the compiler has passed a pointer into the function that points to the someValue variable. Thus, when this pointer is dereferenced (as happens during reassignment), we are making a change to the exact location in memory that stores the someValue variable. This principle is demonstrated in the illustrations below:

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Passing Data in Java

Unlike in C++, Java does not have a means of explicitly differentiating between pass by reference and pass by value. Instead, the Java Language Specification ( Section 4.3 ) declares that the passing of all data, both object and primitive data, is defined by the following rule:

All data is passed by value

Although this rule may be simple on the surface, it requires some further explanation. In the case of primitive values, the value is simply the actual data associated with the primitive (.e.g 1 , 20.7 , true , etc.) and the value of the data is copied each time it is passed. For example, if we define an expression such as int x = 7 , the variable x holds the literal value of 7 . In the case of objects in Java, a more expanded rule is used:

The value associated with an object is actually a pointer, called a reference, to the object in memory

For example, if we define an expression such as Foo foo = new Foo() , the variable foo does not hold the Foo object created, but rather, a pointer value to the created Foo object. The value of this pointer to the object (what the Java specification calls an object reference , or simply reference) is copied each time it is passed. According to the Objects section (Section 4.3.1) of the Java Language Specification, only the following can be performed on an object reference:

  • Field access, using either a qualified name or a field access expression
  • Method invocation
  • The cast operator
  • The string concatenation operator  + , which, when given a  String operand and a reference, will convert the reference to a  String by invoking the  toString method of the referenced object (using  "null" if either the reference or the result of  toString is a null reference), and then will produce a newly created  String that is the concatenation of the two strings
  • The instanceof operator
  • The reference equality operators == and !=
  • The conditional operator  ? :

In practice, this means that we can change the fields of the object passed into a method and invoke its methods, but we cannot change the object that the reference points to. Since the pointer is passed into the method by value, the original pointer is copied to the call stack when the method is invoked. When the method scope is exited, the copied pointer is lost, thus losing the change to the pointer value.

Although the pointer is lost, the changes to the fields are preserved because we are dereferencing the pointer to access the pointed-to object: The pointer passed into the method and the pointer copied to the call stack are identical (although independent) and thus point to the same object. Thus, when the pointer is dereferenced, the same object at the same location in memory is accessed. Therefore, when we make a change to the dereferenced object, we are changing a shared object. This concept is illustrated in the figure below:

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This should not be confused with passing by reference: If the pointer were passed by reference, the variable foo would be an alias to someFoo and changing the object that foo points to would also change the object that someFoo points to. In this case, though, a copied pointer is passed into the function, and thus, the change to the pointer value is lost once the call stack it popped.

While it is crucial to understand the concepts behind passing data in a programming language (Java in particular), many times it is difficult to solidify these theoretical ideas without concrete examples. In this section, we will cover four primary examples:

  • Assigning primitive values to a variable
  • Passing primitive values to a method
  • Assigning object values to a variable
  • Passing object values to a method

For each of these examples, we will explore a snippet of code accompanied by print statements that show the value of the primitive or object at each major step in the assignment or the argument-passing process.

Primitive Type Example

Since Java primitives are not objects, primitives and objects are treated as two separate cases with respect to data binding (assignment) and argument-passing. In this section, we will focus on binding primitive data to a variable and passing primitive data to a simple method.

Assigning Values to Variable

If we assign an existing primitive value, such as someValue , to a new variable, anotherValue , the primitive value is copied to the new variable. Since the value is copied, the two variables are not aliases of one another, and therefore, when the original variable, someValue , is changed, the change is not reflected in anotherValue :

If we execute this snippet, we receive the following output:

Passing Values to Method

Similar to making primitive assignments, the arguments for a method are bound by value, and thus, if a change is made to the argument within the scope of the method, the changes are not preserved when the method scope is exited:

If we run this code, we see that the original value of 7 is preserved when the scope of the process method is exited, even though that argument was assigned a value of 50 within the method scope:

Object Type Example

While all values, both primitive and object, are passed by value in Java, there are some nuances in passing objects by value that are made explicit when seen in an example. Just as with primitive types, we will explore both assignment and argument binding the following examples.

The variable binding semantics of for objects and primitives are nearly identical, but instead of binding a copy of the primitive value, we bind a copy of the object address. We can see this in action in the following snippet:

In this example, we expect that assigning a new Ball object to someBall (after assigning someBall to anotherBall ) does not change the value of anotherBall , since anotherBall holds a copy of the address for the original someBall . When the address stored at someBall changes, no change is made to anotherBall because the copied value in anotherBall is completely independent of the address value stored in someBall . If we execute this code, we see our expected results (note that the address of each Ball object will vary between executions, but the address in line 1 and line 3 should be identical, regardless of the specific address value):

Passing Values to Methods

The last case we must cover is that of passing an object into a method. In this case, we see that we are able to change the fields associated with the passed in object, but if we try to reassign a value to the argument itself, this reassignment is lost when the method scope is exited.

If we execute this code, we see the following output:

Although there is a large volume of output, if we take each line one at a time, we see that when we make a change to the fields of a Vehicle object passed into a method, the field changes are preserved, but when we try to reassign a new Vehicle object to the argument, the change is not preserved once we leave the scope of the method.

In the former case, the address of the Vehicle created outside the method is copied to the argument of the method, and thus both point to the same Vehicle object. If this pointer is dereferenced (which occurs when the fields of the object are accessed or changed), the same object is changed. In the latter case, when we try to reassign the argument with a new address, the change is lost because the argument is only a copy of the address of the original object, and thus, once the method scope is exited, the copy is lost.

A secondary principle can be formed from this mechanism in Java: Do not reassign arguments passed into a method (codified by Martin Fowler in the refactoring Remove Assignments to Parameters ). To ensure that no such reassignment of method arguments is made, the arguments can be marked as final in the method signature. Note that a new local variable can be used instead of the arguments if reassigned is required:

Although fundamental principles such as data binding schemes and data passing schemes can seem abstract in the realm of daily programming, these concepts are essential in avoiding subtle mistakes. Unlike other programming languages (such as C++), Java simplifies its data binding and passing scheme into a single rule: Data is always passed by value. Although this rule can be a harsh restriction, its simplicity, and understanding how to apply this simplicity, can be a major asset when accomplishing a slew of daily tasks.

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Assignment, Arithmetic, and Unary Operators

The simple assignment operator.

One of the most common operators that you'll encounter is the simple assignment operator " = ". You saw this operator in the Bicycle class; it assigns the value on its right to the operand on its left:

This operator can also be used on objects to assign object references , as discussed in Creating Objects .

The Arithmetic Operators

The Java programming language provides operators that perform addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. There's a good chance you'll recognize them by their counterparts in basic mathematics. The only symbol that might look new to you is " % ", which divides one operand by another and returns the remainder as its result.

The following program, ArithmeticDemo , tests the arithmetic operators.

This program prints the following:

You can also combine the arithmetic operators with the simple assignment operator to create compound assignments . For example, x+=1; and x=x+1; both increment the value of x by 1.

The + operator can also be used for concatenating (joining) two strings together, as shown in the following ConcatDemo program:

By the end of this program, the variable thirdString contains "This is a concatenated string.", which gets printed to standard output.

The Unary Operators

The unary operators require only one operand; they perform various operations such as incrementing/decrementing a value by one, negating an expression, or inverting the value of a boolean.

The following program, UnaryDemo , tests the unary operators:

The increment/decrement operators can be applied before (prefix) or after (postfix) the operand. The code result++; and ++result; will both end in result being incremented by one. The only difference is that the prefix version ( ++result ) evaluates to the incremented value, whereas the postfix version ( result++ ) evaluates to the original value. If you are just performing a simple increment/decrement, it doesn't really matter which version you choose. But if you use this operator in part of a larger expression, the one that you choose may make a significant difference.

The following program, PrePostDemo , illustrates the prefix/postfix unary increment operator:

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  • Java Custom Exceptions

Java Inner Class

  • What is inner class
  • Member Inner class
  • Anonymous Inner class
  • Local Inner class
  • static nested class
  • Nested Interface

Java Multithreading

  • What is Multithreading
  • Life Cycle of a Thread
  • How to Create Thread
  • Thread Scheduler
  • Sleeping a thread
  • Start a thread twice
  • Calling run() method
  • Joining a thread
  • Naming a thread
  • Thread Priority
  • Daemon Thread
  • Thread Pool
  • Thread Group
  • ShutdownHook
  • Performing multiple task
  • Garbage Collection
  • Runtime class

Java Synchronization

  • Synchronization in java
  • synchronized block
  • static synchronization
  • Deadlock in Java
  • Inter-thread Comm
  • Interrupting Thread
  • Reentrant Monitor

Java Networking

  • Networking Concepts
  • Socket Programming
  • URLConnection class

HttpURLConnection

  • InetAddress class

Java Applet

  • Applet Basics
  • Graphics in Applet
  • Displaying image in Applet
  • Animation in Applet
  • EventHandling in Applet
  • JApplet class
  • Painting in Applet
  • Digital Clock in Applet
  • Analog Clock in Applet
  • Parameter in Applet
  • Applet Communication

Java Reflection

  • Reflection API
  • newInstance() method
  • creating javap tool
  • creating appletviewer
  • Call private method

Java Conversion

  • Java String to int
  • Java int to String
  • Java String to long
  • Java long to String
  • Java String to float
  • Java float to String
  • Java String to double
  • Java double to String
  • Java String to Date
  • Java Date to String
  • Java String to char
  • Java char to String
  • Java String to Object
  • Java Object to String
  • Java int to long
  • Java long to int
  • Java int to double
  • Java double to int
  • Java char to int
  • Java int to char
  • Java String to boolean
  • Java boolean to String
  • Date to Timestamp
  • Timestamp to Date
  • Binary to Decimal
  • Decimal to Binary
  • Hex to Decimal
  • Decimal to Hex
  • Octal to Decimal
  • Java Convert Decimal to Octal
  • JDBC Introduction
  • JDBC Driver
  • DB Connectivity Steps
  • Connectivity with Oracle
  • Connectivity with MySQL
  • Access without DSN
  • DriverManager
  • PreparedStatement
  • ResultSetMetaData
  • DatabaseMetaData
  • Store image
  • Retrieve image
  • Retrieve file
  • CallableStatement
  • Transaction Management
  • Batch Processing
  • RowSet Interface
  • Internationalization
  • ResourceBundle class
  • I18N with Date
  • I18N with Time
  • I18N with Number
  • I18N with Currency
  • Java Array Class
  • getBoolean()
  • getDouble()
  • getLength()
  • newInstance()
  • setBoolean()
  • setDouble()
  • Java AtomicInteger Class
  • addAndGet(int delta)
  • compareAndSet(int expect, int update)
  • decrementAndGet()
  • doubleValue()
  • floatValue()
  • getAndAdd()
  • getAndDecrement()
  • getAndSet()
  • incrementAndGet()
  • getAndIncrement()
  • lazySet(int newValue)
  • longValue()
  • set(int newValue)
  • weakCompareAndSet(int expect,int newValue)
  • Java AtomicLong Methods
  • addAndGet()
  • compareAndSet()
  • weakCompareAndSet()
  • Java Authenticator
  • getPasswordAuthentication()
  • getRequestingHost()
  • getRequestingPort()
  • getRequestingPrompt()
  • getRequestingProtocol()
  • getRequestingScheme()
  • getRequestingSite()
  • getRequestingURL()
  • getRequestorType()
  • setDefault()
  • Java BigDecimal class
  • intValueExact()
  • movePointLeft()
  • movePointRight()
  • Big Integer Class
  • bitLength()
  • compareTo()
  • divideAndRemainder()
  • getLowestSetBit()
  • isProbablePrime()
  • modInverse()
  • nextProbablePrime()
  • probablePrime()
  • shiftLeft()
  • shiftRight()
  • toByteArray()
  • Java Boolean class
  • booleanValue()
  • logicalAnd()
  • logicalOr()
  • logicalXor()
  • parseBoolean()

Java Byte Class

  • byteValue()
  • compareUnsigned()
  • parseByte()
  • shortValue()
  • toUnsignedInt()
  • toUnsignedLong()
  • asSubclass()
  • desiredAssertionStatus()
  • getAnnotatedInterfaces()
  • getAnnotatedSuperclass()
  • getAnnotation()
  • getAnnotationsByType()
  • getAnnotations()
  • getCanonicalName()
  • getClasses()
  • getClassLoader()
  • getComponentType
  • getConstructor()
  • getConstructors()
  • getDeclaredAnnotation()
  • getDeclaredAnnotationsByType()
  • getDeclaredAnnotations()
  • getDeclaredConstructor()
  • getDeclaredConstructors()
  • getDeclaredField()
  • getDeclaredFields()
  • getDeclaredMethod()
  • getDeclaredMethods()
  • getDeclaringClass()
  • getFields()
  • getGenericInterfaces()
  • getGenericSuperClass()
  • getInterfaces()
  • getMethod()
  • getMethods()
  • getModifiers()
  • getPackage()
  • getPackageName()
  • getProtectionDomain()
  • getResource()
  • getSigners()
  • getSimpleName()
  • getSuperClass()
  • isAnnotation()
  • isAnnotationPresent()
  • isAnonymousClass()
  • isInstance()
  • isInterface()
  • isPrimitive()
  • isSynthetic()
  • Java Collections class
  • asLifoQueue()
  • binarySearch()
  • checkedCollection()
  • checkedList()
  • checkedMap()
  • checkedNavigableMap()
  • checkedNavigableSet()
  • checkedQueue()
  • checkedSet()
  • checkedSortedMap()
  • checkedSortedSet()
  • emptyEnumeration()
  • emptyIterator()
  • emptyList()
  • emptyListIterator()
  • emptyNavigableMap()
  • emptyNavigableSet()
  • emptySortedMap()
  • emptySortedSet()
  • enumeration()
  • frequency()
  • indexOfSubList()
  • lastIndexOfSubList()
  • newSetFromMap()
  • replaceAll()
  • reverseOrder()
  • singleton()
  • singletonList()
  • singletonMap()
  • synchronizedCollection()
  • synchronizedList()
  • synchronizedMap()
  • synchronizedNavigableMap()
  • synchronizedNavigableSet()
  • synchronizedSet()
  • synchronizedSortedMap()
  • synchronizedSortedSet()
  • unmodifiableCollection()
  • unmodifiableList()
  • unmodifiableMap()
  • unmodifiableNavigableMap()
  • unmodifiableNavigableSet()
  • unmodifiableSet()
  • unmodifiableSortedMap()
  • unmodifiableSortedSet()

Java Compiler Class

  • Java Compiler
  • compileClass()
  • compileClasses()

CopyOnWriteArrayList

  • Java CopyOnWriteArrayList
  • lastIndexOf()

Java Math Methods

  • Math.round()
  • Math.sqrt()
  • Math.cbrt()
  • Math.signum()
  • Math.ceil()
  • Math.copySign()
  • Math.nextAfter()
  • Math.nextUp()
  • Math.nextDown()
  • Math.floor()
  • Math.floorDiv()
  • Math.random()
  • Math.rint()
  • Math.hypot()
  • Math.getExponent()
  • Math.IEEEremainder()
  • Math.addExact()
  • Math.subtractExact()
  • Math.multiplyExact()
  • Math.incrementExact()
  • Math.decrementExact()
  • Math.negateExact()
  • Math.toIntExact()
  • Math.log10()
  • Math.log1p()
  • Math.expm1()
  • Math.asin()
  • Math.acos()
  • Math.atan()
  • Math.sinh()
  • Math.cosh()
  • Math.tanh()
  • Math.toDegrees
  • Math.toRadians

LinkedBlockingDeque

  • Java LinkedBlockingDeque
  • descendingIterator()
  • offerFirst()
  • offerLast()
  • peekFirst()
  • pollFirst()
  • Java Long class

LinkedTransferQueue

  • Java LinkedTransferQueue
  • spliterator()
  • Difference between Array and ArrayList
  • When to use ArrayList and LinkedList in Java
  • Difference between ArrayList and Vector
  • How to Compare Two ArrayList in Java
  • How to reverse ArrayList in Java
  • How to make ArrayList Read Only
  • Difference between length of array and size() of ArrayList in Java
  • How to Synchronize ArrayList in Java
  • How to convert ArrayList to Array and Array to ArrayList in java
  • Array vs ArrayList in Java
  • How to Sort Java ArrayList in Descending Order
  • How to remove duplicates from ArrayList in Java
  • Java MulticastSocket
  • getInterface()
  • getLoopbackMode()
  • getNetworkInterface()
  • getTimeToLive()
  • joinGroup()
  • leaveGroup()
  • setInterface()
  • setLoopbackMode()
  • setNetworkInterface()
  • setTimeToLive()
  • Java Number Class

Java Phaser Class

  • Java Phaser
  • arriveAndAwaitAdvance()
  • arriveAndDeregister()
  • getParent()
  • awaitAdvanceInterruptibly()
  • awaitAdvance()
  • bulkRegister()
  • forceTermination()
  • getArrivedParties()
  • getRegisteredParties()
  • getUnarrivedParties()
  • isTerminated()

ArrayList Methods

  • listIterator()
  • removeRange

Java Thread Methods

  • currentThread()
  • getPriority()
  • setPriority()
  • setDaemon()
  • interrupt()
  • isinterrupted()
  • interrupted()
  • activeCount()
  • checkAccess()
  • dumpStack()
  • getStackTrace()
  • enumerate()
  • getThreadGroup()
  • notifyAll()
  • setContextClassLoader()
  • getContextClassLoader()
  • getDefaultUncaughtExceptionHandler()
  • setDefaultUncaughtExceptionHandler()

Java Projects

  • Free Java Projects
  • Payment Bill(JSP)
  • Transport (JSP)
  • Connect Globe (JSP)
  • Online Banking (JSP)
  • Online Quiz (JSP)
  • Classified (JSP)
  • Mailcasting (JSP)
  • Online Library (JSP)
  • Pharmacy (JSP)
  • Mailer (Servlet)
  • Baby Care (Servlet)
  • Chat Server (Core)
  • Library (Core)
  • Exam System (Core)
  • Java Apps (Core)
  • Fee Report (Core)
  • Fee (Servlet)
  • eLibrary (Servlet)
  • Fire Detection
  • Attendance System
  • Fibonacci Series in Java
  • Prime Number Program in Java
  • Palindrome Program in Java
  • Factorial Program in Java
  • Armstrong Number in Java
  • How to Generate Random Number in Java
  • How to Print Pattern in Java
  • How to Compare Two Objects in Java
  • How to Create Object in Java
  • How to Print ASCII Value in Java
  • How to Reverse a Number in Java
  • Java Program to convert Number to Word
  • Automorphic Number Program in Java
  • Peterson Number in Java
  • Sunny Number in Java
  • Tech Number in Java
  • Fascinating Number in Java
  • Keith Number in Java
  • Neon Number in Java
  • Spy Number in Java
  • ATM program Java
  • Autobiographical Number in Java
  • Emirp Number in Java
  • Sphenic Number in Java
  • Buzz Number Java
  • Duck Number Java
  • Evil Number Java
  • ISBN Number Java
  • Krishnamurthy Number Java
  • Bouncy Number in Java
  • Mystery Number in Java
  • Smith Number in Java
  • Strontio Number in Java
  • Xylem and Phloem Number in Java
  • nth Prime Number Java
  • Java Program to Display Alternate Prime Numbers
  • Java Program to Find Square Root of a Number Without sqrt Method
  • Java Program to Swap Two Numbers Using Bitwise Operator
  • Java Program to Find GCD of Two Numbers
  • Java Program to Find Largest of Three Numbers
  • Java Program to Find Smallest of Three Numbers Using Ternary Operator
  • Java Program to Check if a Number is Positive or Negative
  • Java Program to Check if a Given Number is Perfect Square
  • Java Program to Display Even Numbers From 1 to 100
  • Java Program to Display Odd Numbers From 1 to 100
  • Java Program to Find Sum of Natural Numbers
  • Java Program to copy all elements of one array into another array
  • Java Program to find the frequency of each element in the array
  • Java Program to left rotate the elements of an array
  • Java Program to print the duplicate elements of an array
  • Java Program to print the elements of an array
  • Java Program to print the elements of an array in reverse order
  • Java Program to print the elements of an array present on even position
  • Java Program to print the elements of an array present on odd position
  • Java Program to print the largest element in an array
  • Java Program to print the smallest element in an array
  • Java Program to print the number of elements present in an array
  • Java Program to print the sum of all the items of the array
  • Java Program to right rotate the elements of an array
  • Java Program to sort the elements of an array in ascending order
  • Java Program to sort the elements of an array in descending order
  • Java Program to Find 3rd Largest Number in an array
  • Java Program to Find 2nd Largest Number in an array
  • Java Program to Find Largest Number in an array
  • Java to Program Find 2nd Smallest Number in an array
  • Java Program to Find Smallest Number in an array
  • Java Program to Remove Duplicate Element in an array
  • Java Program to Print Odd and Even Numbers from an array
  • How to Sort an Array in Java
  • Java Matrix Programs
  • Java Program to Add Two Matrices
  • Java Program to Multiply Two Matrices
  • Java Program to subtract the two matrices
  • Java Program to determine whether two matrices are equal
  • Java Program to display the lower triangular matrix
  • Java Program to display the upper triangular matrix
  • Java Program to find the frequency of odd & even numbers in the given matrix
  • Java Program to find the product of two matrices
  • Java Program to find the sum of each row and each column of a matrix
  • Java Program to find the transpose of a given matrix
  • Java Program to determine whether a given matrix is an identity matrix
  • Java Program to determine whether a given matrix is a sparse matrix
  • Java Program to Transpose matrix
  • Java Program to count the total number of characters in a string
  • Java Program to count the total number of characters in a string 2
  • Java Program to count the total number of punctuation characters exists in a String
  • Java Program to count the total number of vowels and consonants in a string
  • Java Program to determine whether two strings are the anagram
  • Java Program to divide a string in 'N' equal parts.
  • Java Program to find all subsets of a string
  • Java Program to find the longest repeating sequence in a string
  • Java Program to find all the permutations of a string
  • Java Program to remove all the white spaces from a string
  • Java Program to replace lower-case characters with upper-case and vice-versa
  • Java Program to replace the spaces of a string with a specific character
  • Java Program to determine whether a given string is palindrome
  • Java Program to determine whether one string is a rotation of another
  • Java Program to find maximum and minimum occurring character in a string
  • Java Program to find Reverse of the string
  • Java program to find the duplicate characters in a string
  • Java program to find the duplicate words in a string
  • Java Program to find the frequency of characters
  • Java Program to find the largest and smallest word in a string
  • Java Program to find the most repeated word in a text file
  • Java Program to find the number of the words in the given text file
  • Java Program to separate the Individual Characters from a String
  • Java Program to swap two string variables without using third or temp variable.
  • Java Program to print smallest and biggest possible palindrome word in a given string
  • Reverse String in Java Word by Word
  • Reserve String without reverse() function
  • Linear Search in Java
  • Binary Search in Java
  • Bubble Sort in Java
  • Selection Sort in Java
  • Insertion Sort in Java
  • How to convert String to int in Java
  • How to convert int to String in Java
  • How to convert String to long in Java
  • How to convert long to String in Java
  • How to convert String to float in Java
  • How to convert float to String in Java
  • How to convert String to double in Java
  • How to convert double to String in Java
  • How to convert String to Date in Java
  • How to convert Date to String in Java
  • How to convert String to char in Java
  • How to convert char to String in Java
  • How to convert String to Object in Java
  • How to convert Object to String in Java
  • How to convert int to long in Java
  • How to convert long to int in Java
  • How to convert int to double in Java
  • How to convert double to int in Java
  • How to convert char to int in Java
  • How to convert int to char in Java
  • How to convert String to boolean in Java
  • How to convert boolean to String in Java
  • How to convert Date to Timestamp in Java
  • How to convert Timestamp to Date in Java
  • How to convert Binary to Decimal in Java
  • How to convert Decimal to Binary in Java
  • How to convert Hex to Decimal in Java
  • How to convert Decimal to Hex in Java
  • How to convert Octal to Decimal in Java
  • How to convert Decimal to Octal in Java
  • Java program to print the following spiral pattern on the console
  • Java program to print the following pattern
  • Java program to print the following pattern 2
  • Java program to print the following pattern 3
  • Java program to print the following pattern 4
  • Java program to print the following pattern 5
  • Java program to print the following pattern on the console
  • Java program to print the following pattern on the console 2
  • Java program to print the following pattern on the console 3
  • Java program to print the following pattern on the console 4
  • Java program to print the following pattern on the console 5
  • Java program to print the following pattern on the console 6
  • Java program to print the following pattern on the console 7
  • Java program to print the following pattern on the console 8
  • Java program to print the following pattern on the console 9
  • Java program to print the following pattern on the console 10
  • Java program to print the following pattern on the console 11
  • Java program to print the following pattern on the console 12
  • Singly linked list Examples in Java
  • Java Program to create and display a singly linked list
  • Java program to create a singly linked list of n nodes and count the number of nodes
  • Java program to create a singly linked list of n nodes and display it in reverse order
  • Java program to delete a node from the beginning of the singly linked list
  • Java program to delete a node from the middle of the singly linked list
  • Java program to delete a node from the end of the singly linked list
  • Java program to determine whether a singly linked list is the palindrome
  • Java program to find the maximum and minimum value node from a linked list
  • Java Program to insert a new node at the middle of the singly linked list
  • Java program to insert a new node at the beginning of the singly linked list
  • Java program to insert a new node at the end of the singly linked list
  • Java program to remove duplicate elements from a singly linked list
  • Java Program to search an element in a singly linked list
  • Java program to create and display a Circular Linked List
  • Java program to create a Circular Linked List of N nodes and count the number of nodes
  • Java program to create a Circular Linked List of n nodes and display it in reverse order
  • Java program to delete a node from the beginning of the Circular Linked List
  • Java program to delete a node from the end of the Circular Linked List
  • Java program to delete a node from the middle of the Circular Linked List
  • Java program to find the maximum and minimum value node from a circular linked list
  • Java program to insert a new node at the beginning of the Circular Linked List
  • Java program to insert a new node at the end of the Circular Linked List
  • Java program to insert a new node at the middle of the Circular Linked List
  • Java program to remove duplicate elements from a Circular Linked List
  • Java program to search an element in a Circular Linked List
  • Java program to sort the elements of the Circular Linked List
  • Java program to convert a given binary tree to doubly linked list
  • Java program to create a doubly linked list from a ternary tree
  • Java program to create a doubly linked list of n nodes and count the number of nodes
  • Java program to create a doubly linked list of n nodes and display it in reverse order
  • Java program to create and display a doubly linked list
  • Java program to delete a new node from the beginning of the doubly linked list
  • Java program to delete a new node from the end of the doubly linked list
  • Java program to delete a new node from the middle of the doubly linked list
  • Java program to find the maximum and minimum value node from a doubly linked list
  • Java program to insert a new node at the beginning of the Doubly Linked list
  • Java program to insert a new node at the end of the Doubly Linked List
  • Java program to insert a new node at the middle of the Doubly Linked List
  • Java program to remove duplicate elements from a Doubly Linked List
  • Java program to rotate doubly linked list by N nodes
  • Java program to search an element in a doubly linked list
  • Java program to sort the elements of the doubly linked list
  • Java Program to calculate the Difference between the Sum of the Odd Level and the Even Level Nodes of a Binary Tree
  • Java program to construct a Binary Search Tree and perform deletion and In-order traversal
  • Java program to convert Binary Tree to Binary Search Tree
  • Java program to determine whether all leaves are at same level
  • Java program to determine whether two trees are identical
  • Java program to find maximum width of a binary tree
  • Java program to find the largest element in a Binary Tree
  • Java program to find the maximum depth or height of a tree
  • Java program to find the nodes which are at the maximum distance in a Binary Tree
  • Java program to find the smallest element in a tree
  • Java program to find the sum of all the nodes of a binary tree
  • Java program to find the total number of possible Binary Search Trees with N keys
  • Java program to implement Binary Tree using the Linked List
  • Java program to search a node in a Binary Tree
  • Candy Distribution Problem in Java
  • Find Rectangle in a Matrix with Corner as 1 in Java
  • Minimum Number of Taps to Open to Water a Garden in Java
  • Seven Segment Display Problem in Java
  • Split Array Largest Sum in Java
  • Find Original Array from a Double Array in Java
  • Minimum Lights to Activate Problem in Java
  • Rotate List in Java
  • Count of Range Sum Problem in Java
  • Create A Tree of Coprime in Java
  • Convert Integer to Roman Numerals in Java
  • Check if n and its Double Exist or not in Java
  • Array of Doubled Pair Problem in Java
  • Tag Content Extractor Problem in Java
  • Convert Roman to Integer in Java
  • Minimum Number of Flips to Convert Binary Matrix into Zero Matrix in Java
  • XOR of Array Elements Except Itself in Java
  • Check If the Given Array is Mirror Inverse in Java
  • How to Create a Mirror Image of A 2D Array in Java
  • Add Numbers Represented by Linked Lists in Java
  • Majority Element In an Array in Java
  • Block Swap Algorithm or Array Rotation in Java
  • Minimum Difference Among Group Size Two in Java
  • Missing Number in An Arithmetic Progression in Java
  • Peak Index of Mountain Array Problem in Java
  • Minimum Number of Meeting Room Required Problem in Java
  • Move Zeros to End in Java
  • Count Inversions in an array in Java
  • Count Smaller Elements on The Right Side in Java
  • Interleaving String Problem in Java
  • Bulb Chain Problem in Java
  • Java Main Method
  • System.out.println()
  • Java Memory Management
  • Java ClassLoader
  • Java Decompiler
  • Java vs. JavaScript
  • Java vs. Kotlin
  • Java vs. Python
  • Java Absolute Value
  • How to Create File
  • Delete a File in Java
  • Open a File in Java
  • Sort a List in Java
  • Convert byte Array to String
  • Java Basics
  • How to Compile & Run Java Program
  • How to Run Java Program in Eclipse
  • How to Verify Java Version
  • Ways to Create an Object in Java
  • How to Run a Java program in Windows 10
  • Runnable Interface in Java
  • Java Keystore
  • Get input from user in Java
  • Read file line by line in Java
  • Take String input in Java
  • How to Read Excel File in Java
  • Read XML File in Java
  • CompletableFuture in Java
  • Java ExecutorService
  • How to iterate Map in Java
  • How to Return an Array in Java
  • How to Sort HashMap by Value
  • How to Sort HashMap in Java
  • Load Factor in HashMap
  • Array vs ArrayList
  • HashMap vs TreeMap
  • HashSet vs HashMap class
  • Compare Two ArrayList in Java
  • Merge Two Arrays in Java
  • Print Array in Java
  • Read CSV File in Java
  • Remove Special Characters from String
  • ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException
  • ConcurrentModificationException
  • NoSuchElementException
  • NumberFormatException
  • How to Sort ArrayList in Java
  • How to Download Java
  • How to Call a Method in Java
  • How to Create Singleton Class in Java
  • How to Find Array Length in Java
  • How to Read Character in Java
  • Can We Overload main() Method in Java
  • How to Convert Char Array to String in Java
  • How to Run Java Program in CMD Using Notepad
  • How to Sort String Array in Java
  • How to Compare Dates in Java
  • How to Take Multiple String Input in Java Using Scanner
  • How to Remove Last Character from String in Java
  • How TreeMap Works Internally in Java
  • Java Program to Break Integer into Digits
  • Java Program to Calculate Area and Circumference of Circle
  • What is Diamond Problem in Java
  • Java Program to Read Number from Standard Input
  • How to Download Minecraft Java Edition
  • Can We Override Static Method in Java
  • How to Avoid Deadlock in Java
  • How to Achieve Abstraction in Java
  • How Garbage Collection Works in Java
  • How to Take Array Input in Java
  • How to Create Array of Objects in Java
  • How to Create Package in Java
  • How to Print in Java
  • What is Framework in Java
  • Why Java is Secure
  • How to Iterate List in Java
  • How to Use Eclipse for Java
  • Which Package is Imported by Default in Java
  • Could Not Find or Load Main Class in Java
  • How to Compare Two Arrays in Java
  • How to Convert String to JSON Object in Java
  • Which is Better Java or Python
  • How to Update Java
  • How to Get Value from JSON Object in Java Example
  • How to Split a String in Java with Delimiter
  • Structure of Java Program
  • Why We Use Constructor in Java
  • Java Create Excel File
  • Java Interpreter
  • javac is not Recognized
  • Dynamic Array in Java
  • Shunting yard algorithm
  • Java Destructor
  • Custom ArrayList in Java
  • ArrayList vs HashMap
  • Java Constant
  • Java Tokens
  • How to Enable Java in Chrome
  • Java Semaphore
  • Array to List in Java
  • JIT in Java
  • How to Clear Screen in Java
  • Java Logger
  • Reverse a String Using Recursion in Java
  • Java Path Vs File
  • Float Vs Double Java
  • Stack vs Heap Java
  • Abstraction vs Encapsulation
  • Top 10 Java Books
  • Public vs Private
  • What is Java Used For
  • Bitwise Operator in Java
  • SOLID Principles Java
  • Type Casting in Java
  • Conditional Operator in Java
  • Ternary Operator Java
  • Java Architecture
  • REPL in Java
  • Types of Exception in Java
  • Why String is Immutable or Final in Java
  • Java vs Kotlin
  • Set in Java
  • Why non-static variable cannot be referenced from a static context in Java
  • Java Developer Roles and Responsibilities
  • Types of Classes in Java
  • Marker Interface in Java
  • Static Function in Java
  • Unary Operators in Java
  • What is Advance Java
  • ArrayList Implementation
  • Convert ArrayList to String Array
  • Hashmap vs ConcurrentHashMap
  • List vs ArrayList
  • Map vs HashMap
  • HashSet vs LinkedHashSet
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Java Date Class

  • java.util.Date
  • toInstant()
  • getMinutes()
  • setMinutes()
  • getSeconds()
  • getTimezoneOffset()
  • toGMTString()
  • toLocaleString()

Java ListIterator Class

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We often need to filter a List of objects by checking if any of their fields match a given String in many real-world Java applications. In other words, we want to search for a String and filter the objects that match in any of their properties.

In this tutorial, we’ll walk through different approaches to filtering a List by any matching fields in Java.

2. Introduction to the Problem

As usual, let’s understand the problem through examples.

Let’s say we have a Book class with fields like title , tags , intro, and pages :

Next, let’s create four Book instances using the defined constructor and put them into a List<Book> :

Now, we want to perform a filter operation on  BOOKS  to find all Book objects that contain a keyword String in the title ,  tags , or  intro . In other words, we would like to execute a full-text search on BOOKS .

For example, if we want to search for “Java”, the JAVA and KOTLIN instances should be in the result. This is because JAVA.title contains “Java” and KOTLIN.tags contains “Java”. 

Similarly, if we search for “Art “, we expect JAVA  and  GUITAR  to be found since  JAVA.title  and  GUITAR.tags  contain the word  “Art. ” When “ Let’s “   is the keyword, KOTLIN and GUITAR should be in the result as KOTLIN.title and GUITAR.intro contain the keyword.

Next, let’s explore how to solve this problem and use these three keyword examples to check our solutions.

For simplicity, we assume all Book ‘s properties are not null , and we’ll leverage unit test assertions to verify whether our solutions work as expected.

Next, let’s dive into the code.

3. Using the Stream.filter() Method

Stream API provides the convenient filter() method, which allows us to filter objects in a  Stream  through a  lambda expression easily .  

Next, let’s solve the full-text search problem using this approach:

As we can see, the above implementation is pretty straightforward. In the lambda expression that we pass to filter() , we check whether any property contains the keyword.

It’s worth mentioning that as Book.tags is a  List<String> , we leverage Stream.anyMatch()   to check if any tag in the List contains the keyword.

Next, let’s test whether this approach works correctly:

The test passes if we give it a run.

In this example, we only need to check three properties in the Book class. However, a full-text search might check a class’s dozen properties in an actual application. In this case, the lambda expression would be pretty long and can make the Stream pipeline difficult to read and maintain.

Of course, we can extract the lambda expression as a method to solve it. Alternatively, we can create a function to generate the String representation for full-text search.

Next, let’s take a closer look at this approach.

4. Creating a String Representation For Filtering

We know toString() returns a String representation of an object. Similarly, we can create a method to provide an object’s String representation for full-text search :

As the code above shows, the strForFiltering() function joins all full-text search required String values to a linebreak-separated String. If we take KOTLIN as an example, this method returns the following String :

In this example, we use Java text block to present the multiline String .

Then, a full-text search would be an easy task for us. We just check if book.strForFilter()’s result contains keyword :

Next, let’s check if this solution works as expected:

The test passes. Therefore, this approach does the job.

5. Creating a General Full-Text Search Method

In this section, let’s try to create a general method to perform a full-text search on any object:

The fullTextSearchOnObject() method accepts three parameters: the object we want to perform the search, the keyword, and the excluded field names.

The implementation uses reflection to retrieve all fields of the object . Then, we loop through the fields, skip excludedFields  using Stream.nonMatch() , and obtain the field’s value by field.get(obj) . Since we aim to perform a String -based search, we convert the value to a String using toString() and check if the field’s value contains the search term.

Our object may contain nested objects. Therefore, we recursively check the fields of nested objects . If any field is an object (other than a primitive or String ), it calls fullTextSearchOnObject() on that field, enabling us to search through deeply nested structures.

Now, we can make use of fullTextSearchOnObject() to create a method to full-text filter a List of Book objects:

Next, let’s run the same test to verify if this approach works as expected:

As we can see, we passed “ pages ” as the excluded fields in the test above. If it’s required, we can conveniently extend excluded fields for a custom full-text search:

This example showcases how to perform a full-text search only on title and intro  fields. As GUITAR only contains the search keyword “ Art ” in tags , it gets filtered out.

Using reflection and recursion, we can implement a full-text search on a Java object that checks all fields, including nested fields, for a given String keyword. This approach allows us to dynamically search through an object’s fields without explicitly knowing the structure of the class.

6. Conclusion

In this article, we’ve explored different solutions to filtering a List by any field matching a String in Java.

These techniques will help us write cleaner, more maintainable code while providing a powerful way to search and filter Java objects.

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