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From battling imposter syndrome to keeping up with the rapid pace of technology—our interns open up about the real challenges of breaking into tech.

Hear what it’s like entering a field filled with incredibly talented people, learning to embrace growth, asking questions, and accepting that you don’t have to be the smartest person in the room to succeed. https://social.ora.cl/6182B8DQpC

Learn how Netflix used Project Leyden to improve startup time of critical services and the software and SDLC we built to make that happen. https://social.ora.cl/6189B8V49b

Watch this course to learn all about using the String class and the methods contained in the String class. 🎓🍎

Analyzing String objects is often essential when doing data analysis. These methods can help! https://social.ora.cl/6185BDGr05

Escape sequences allow you to include special characters in your strings—such as new lines (\n), tabs (\t), quotes (\""), and backslashes (\\)—to make your console output cleaner and more readable.

This beginner-friendly tutorial goes through practical examples that show how each escape sequence works and when to use them. You’ll also see how proper formatting can improve the user experience and make your programs look more professional. https://social.ora.cl/6187BBGjfP

Oracle Java Platform Extension for Visual Studio Code version 26.0.0 is now live on Visual Studio Code Marketplace and OpenVSX Registry!

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Oracle Java Extension for Visual Studio Code Version 26.0.0 Is Now Available - Inside.java New release of Java Platform Extension for VS Code

In this "Ask the Architect" episode of the Inside Java Podcast, Nicolai Parlog sat down with Ron Pressler to discuss how Java's use of memory is actually a strength. 💪 https://social.ora.cl/6182B844me

In this beginner-friendly video, you’ll learn how to handle console input and output in Java using the IO class. We’ll walk through the basics of displaying output to the console and capturing user input, giving you the tools to create interactive Java programs. https://social.ora.cl/6184B62yKA

Java never stands still. ⚡

This session with Nicolai Parlog looked at the most important changes between Java 21 and 25 before taking a closer look at Java 26. https://social.ora.cl/6187BB4p0v

We look at common scenarios in which final fields are mutated through reflection and what alternatives exist for each of them.

Since these scenarios can appear in frameworks, libraries, and applications, this article addresses developers of all such projects. 🤝 https://social.ora.cl/6185BBdzYT