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Java Functions Cheat Sheet

This document is a cheat sheet for Java functions commonly used in coding rounds, categorized into String, Array, Math, Character, and Collections functions. Each category includes function names, examples, and their outputs for quick reference. It serves as a concise guide for developers preparing for coding interviews.

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Java Functions Cheat Sheet

This document is a cheat sheet for Java functions commonly used in coding rounds, categorized into String, Array, Math, Character, and Collections functions. Each category includes function names, examples, and their outputs for quick reference. It serves as a concise guide for developers preparing for coding interviews.

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Java Functions Cheat Sheet for Coding Rounds

1. String Functions
Function Example Output
[Link]() "hello".length() 5
[Link](i) "hello".charAt(1) 'e'
[Link]() "abc".toCharArray() ['a','b','c']
[Link]("abc") "abc".equals("abc") true
[Link](1,4) "hello".substring(1,4) "ell"
[Link]('a') "banana".indexOf('a') 1
[Link]("a","x") "apple".replace("a","x") "xpple"
new StringBuilder(str).reverse().toString() Reverse string "olleh"

2. Array Functions
Function Example Output
[Link](arr) Sort array Ascending
[Link](arr) Print array [1,2,3]
[Link](a,b) Compare arrays true/false
[Link](arr,n) Copy first n elements [1,2]
[Link](arr,1,3) Copy subarray [2,3]
[Link](arr,val) Fill array [0,0,0]

3. Math Functions
Function Example Output
[Link](a,b) [Link](5,3) 5
[Link](a,b) [Link](5,3) 3
[Link](-7) [Link](-7) 7
[Link](a,b) [Link](2,3) 8.0
[Link](x) [Link](25) 5.0
[Link](3.6) [Link](3.6) 4

4. Character Functions
Function Example Output
[Link](c) isDigit('5') true
[Link](c) isLetter('a') true
[Link](c) isLowerCase('a') true
[Link](c) isUpperCase('A') true
[Link](c) toLowerCase('A') 'a'
[Link](c) toUpperCase('a') 'A'

5. Collections
Function Example Output
[Link](x) Add element [x]
[Link](i) Get element x
[Link]() List size n
[Link](x) Check element true/false
[Link](list) Sort list Ascending
[Link](list) Reverse list Descending

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