Stephan van Hulst

Does that mean you've found something that works for you?

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I believe Spring has a module for interacting with social media. Search their site for Spring Social.

It's not a moot point, because knowing the reasons why will help find the correct solution.

Why do you think that using maps is not the correct solution? That's the first thing I would consider when I want to store variables in memory.

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It's as easy as calling Arrays.sort(myArray).

It will sort an array according to the natural order of its elements, which for strings is alphanumerically.

Emphasis 'prospective'. A job that I have may be more important than a partner I have not.

Incidentally, I will be giving up the job I do now to go and live with my girlfriend in Germany in a couple of months. The choice was easily made, but I'm still gonna miss it.

ICY is based on HTTP I believe.

The problem here is that OP is using s as an output parameter, which Java doesn't do.

You must supply the name of the header that you want to get the value of, which is returned by the method.

There's no real difference. The results of evaluating a lambda expression is an object of an anonymous type that implements the interface.

Whether you create an implementation of a functional interface through a lambda expression, an anonymous class instantiation or a normal class instantiation... it's all the same.

Not if I care more about the job than the prospective partner.

'Key' and 'button' are synonyms, when referring to those on a keyboard.

The first sentence of the computer keyboard Wikipedia article has an anchor reading 'keys' that links to an article for push-button.

I don't really understand what you're trying to show. Any problems you're getting are because you're mixing arrays and collections, which is usually a bad idea. The compiler will even warn you about raw types.

Eliminate all warnings and there are no problems.

Jan de Boer wrote:But the biggest goof I ever made.. That probably was getting involved with a female coworker during a company outing. So much the management complained to me. She didn't, but it still got me into trouble. I will never do that again.

Many years ago I was interested in a former coworker of mine, and I was pretty sure she was into me as well. I never made a move on the grounds that we were working together. Some time later, she got involved with another colleague, and that led to some drama, so I was really glad I didn't get mixed up in that.

I think that relationships in the workplace can work, but I must be a 100% certain me and my prospective partner can completely separate work and private affairs before I start one.

Sure, but most of the time you don't need a specialized collection. You would call toCollection() if you absolutely need your collection to have some sort of property, such as being based on a hash table or a red-black tree, supporting random access, or other.

After you've called connection.connect(), you can call connection.getHeaderField(String) to get the value of a named response header. Check for the existence of a header that's used by ICY.

Can you show us what you've tried so far? We can help you with your assignments, but we don't do them for you.

Maybe you can also tell us more about the reason you do this. Understanding use cases contributes to speedy development, or even an alternative that is better suited.