Wrapper class in java || Java questions and answers for interview || Boolean

In this video, we will cover few interview questions on wrapper classes in java.Specifically, we are going to talk about Boolean class here.Like most of the other wrapper classes, the Boolean class also have two different constructor which takes strings and boolean values as an argument, respectively.

But as the Boolean class constructor which accept a string as an argument is case sensitive, It creates confusion for us.So let’s clear this out.So today in this "java questions and answers for interview” series our topic will be the Boolean class constructor and we will cover various possible questions on “java wrapper classes”(Boolean class").

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[supriyajadhav]

Hi,
I saw few videos from this channel. It was really nice. You are explaining topics in proper and easy way. Keep making such videos. Thanks.

[gowthamisasanapuri]

Thank you for the explanation...it is helpful...

[meetsaurabhtiwari]

Abhilash please make video on spring security and aop & on hibernate. Waiting

[sriramannadurai]

very good explanation but the thing is it has nothing to do with Wrapper class :'-(

[sasireka]

Roles and responsibility of 4yrs exp in automation testing
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[naveenscorp]

Why the name of this video Wrapper class? Doesn't make any sense. Atlest demonstrate what are rapper class, in what situation to use them

[sasireka]

How to explain cucumber framework in interview with step by step

[vishalgaikwad]

watching video is not enough to do the program, ask query and solve the error is more important.

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[bCool-slcy]

Do you really need to make a video about this?
Why not just write that new Boolean(String value) returns true if the value of value is equal to "true" *context insensitive" and false otherwise?