What is jar hell in Java ? | Lets understand with example in Hindi

[@mhkhan0074]

Jar hell maine. Pahli baar padha aur suna. Thanks sir for tutorial🙏🙏Kanpur walon like and share karo.

[@ganeshmore3008]

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[@AditiNath1234]

Great👍 0:08

[@sanjugen]

bahut badhiya, good knowledge sharing, keep it up bro

[@anupriyapiwal6501]

Sir could you please make more videos on SQL

[@hrjeetsingh3494]

interesting concept

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We want this type of concept

[@VIJAYYADAVPCECR]

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[@ravindrakushwahakrishna]

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[@suraj.mohapatra]

what is version conflict? It sounds more like name space collision/conflict.

[@paulsofts7468]

If we have multiple jar file of different version of same library, it can lead to conflicts or shows unpredictable behavior. Let's understand with the following example: // CalculatorA.java public class CalculatorA { // Version 1.0 calculator always rounds down public int divide(int dividend, int divisor) { return dividend / divisor; // Division rounds down by default in Java } } // CalculatorB.java public class CalculatorB { public int divide(int dividend, int divisor) { // Version 2.0 calculator always rounds up if (dividend % divisor != 0) { return dividend / divisor + 1; // Round up } else { return dividend / divisor; } } } public class Main { public static void main(String[] args) { CalculatorA calculatorA = new CalculatorA(); CalculatorB calculatorB = new CalculatorB(); int resultA = calculatorA.divide(5, 2); // Version 1.0 calculator System.out.println("Result from CalculatorA: " + resultA); // Output: 2 int resultB = calculatorB.divide(5, 2); // Version 2.0 calculator System.out.println("Result from CalculatorB: " + resultB); // Output: 3 } } Using CalculatorA(Version 1.0), the result of dividing 5 by 2 is 2 (rounded down). Using CalculatorB(version 2.0), the result of dividing 5 by 2 is 3 (rounded up). This demonstrates how different versions of calculators (or libraries/modules) with different behaviors can lead to conflicts or unexpected results when used together.

[@sachin.Rajput11]

Hello Sir, I have counter one problem in Spring boot project, I'm using STS 4.4.21 version. and i want to add jsp file in views folder but in wizard section jsp file not there how can i solve this issue.. Plz help if anyone knows

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[@adilnnj]

Jar hell nahin dll hell term use hoti hai. Lagta hai interviewers ne over romanticize kar ke yeh stupid question banaya hai. Qualified names use karna hota hai. jo sub versions mein kaam kare ga! Kisi new feature ki zarorat nahin! Thanks.

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