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“Anyone who stops learning is old, whether at 20 or 80. Anyone who keeps learning stays young. The greatest thing in life is to keep your mind young.” - Henry Ford At the start of this year I made a decision that I want to commit to myself to a pursuit of intellect. I’m already a bit of a nerd, so this wasn’t really an alien concept for me, however I quickly realized that in order for me to make educating myself a priority in my life – I would have to make it into a daily habit. Here is a list of some suggestions for small practices you could implement into your lifestyle. I would not expect anybody to do all of these things every single day, but you can choose a few, and keep your learning varied and fun! At first it may seem overwhelming, but after a few months of this you will reach a point where suddenly you feel like have access to so much more information and knowledge than you ever had before. Simple conversations and discussions with people become so much more interesting. ...

Following are few very useful Java code snippets for Java developers. Few of them are written by me and few are taken from other code reference. Feel free to comment about the code and also add your code snippet. 1. Converting Strings to int and int to String String a = String.valueOf( 2 );   //integer to numeric string int i = Integer.parseInt(a); //numeric string to an int 2. Append text to file in Java Updated: Thanks Simone for pointing to exception. I have changed the code. BufferedWriter out = null ; try {      out = new BufferedWriter( new FileWriter(”filename”, true ));      out.write(”aString”); } catch (IOException e) {      // error processing code } finally {      if (out != null ) {          out.close();      } } 3. Get name of current method in Java Stri...