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> ✍️ development in progresses...
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## Table of Contents
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- [Section 5 – Operator & Expression](#-section-5-operator--expression-with-casting-focus)
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- [Access Modifiers and Visibility](#access-modifiers-and-visibility)
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- [Bitwise Operations](#bitwise-operations)
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- [Width vs. Possible Values](#width-vs-possible-values)
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- [Numerical Primitives](#numerical-primitives)
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- [Operators](#operators)
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- [Useful Tricks](#useful-tricks)
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- [Exceptions](#exceptions)
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- [Polymorphism](#polymorphism)
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- [Static Polymorphism](#static-polymorphism)
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- [Dynamic Polymorphism](#dynamic-polymorphism)
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- [Overriding Methods](#method-overriding)
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- [Static vs Dynamic Binding](#static-vs-dynamic-binding)
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- [Interfaces](#interfaces)
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- [Tagging Interfaces](#tagging-interfaces)
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- [Nested Classes](#nested-classes)
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- [Generics](#java-generics)
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- [Serialization](#serialization)
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- [Multithreading](#multithreading)
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- [Thread Synchronization](#thread-synchronization)
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- [Inter-thread Communication](#inter-thread-communication)
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- [Java Collections Framework](#java-collections-framework)
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- [Overview](#overview)
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- [Maps](#maps)
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- [ArrayList vs. Vector](#arraylist-vs-vector)
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- [Common Design Patterns](#common-design-patterns)
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- [Singleton Class](#singleton-class)
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- [Number Wrapper Classes](#number-wrapper-classes)
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- [Cloning Arrays](#cloning-arrays)
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- [Other Useful Keywords](#other-useful-keywords)
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- [`final`](#final-keyword)
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- [`abstract`](#abstract-keyword)
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- [`synchronized`](#synchronized-keyword)
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- [`transient`](#transient-keyword)
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- [`throws`](#throws-keyword)
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- [`volatile`](#volatile-keyword)
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---
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<sup><sub>[▲ TOP](#table-of-contents)</sub></sup>
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## 🔗 Repository Quick Links
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> ✍️ _More sections will be added soon as development progresses...
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📁 Repository: [JavaEvolution-Learning-Growing-Mastering](https://github.com/Someshdiwan/JavaEvolution-Learning-Growing-Mastering)
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📁 Repository: [JavaEvolution-Learning-Growing-Mastering](https://github.com/Someshdiwan/JavaEvolution-Learning-Growing-Mastering)
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# 🧮 Section 5: Operator & Expression (with Casting Focus)
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### 📘 Combined Summary:
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This section introduces the fundamental concepts of **type casting** in Java, with a special focus on **upcasting** and **downcasting**, crucial for **polymorphism**, **object-oriented design**, and **runtime behavior** in inheritance.
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While the section title suggests a general overview of *operators and expressions*, the content is centered around understanding how **object references** are cast in **inheritance hierarchies**.
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You’ll explore:
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- The concept of upcasting (parent reference → child object)
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- The concept of downcasting (child reference ← parent object)
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- The rules and risks of each
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- Use cases where these casting types are essential (like dynamic method dispatch)
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### 🔍 Core Topics Breakdown
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| Concept | Description |
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|---------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
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| **Upcasting** | Assigning a child class object to a parent class reference. Safe and implicit. |
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| **Downcasting** | Converting a parent class reference back to a child class. Requires explicit cast and is potentially unsafe unless checked. |
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| **Polymorphism** | Enabled through upcasting, where overridden methods in the child class are invoked through the parent class reference. |
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| **ClassCastException** | Can occur if downcasting is done without checking the object type using `instanceof`. |
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### 📷 Visual Learning Aids
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| File Name | Description |
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|----------------------------------|-----------------------------------------|
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| `Upcasting.png` | Shows safe assignment of child → parent |
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| `Upcasting-Vs-Downcasting.png` | Comparison chart of both mechanisms |
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| `Upcasting-Vs-Downcasting1.png` | Detailed flow with arrows and hierarchy |
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| `upcasting.txt` | Text explanation with examples |
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| `upcasting vs downcasting.txt` | Combined notes on both concepts |
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### 🔍 Real Code Insight
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```java
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class Animal {
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void sound() {
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System.out.println("Generic Animal Sound");
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}
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}
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class Dog extends Animal {
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void sound() {
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System.out.println("Bark");
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}
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void fetch() {
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System.out.println("Dog fetches");
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}
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}
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public class CastingDemo {
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public static void main(String[] args) {
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Animal a = new Dog(); // Upcasting
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a.sound(); // Outputs: Bark
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if (a instanceof Dog) {
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Dog d = (Dog) a; // Downcasting
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d.fetch(); // Outputs: Dog fetches
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}
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}
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}
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```
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# 💡 Extended with Java Casting, Bitwise, and Expressions
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### 📘 Combined Summary:
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This section not only explores **upcasting and downcasting**, but also dives into **bitwise operators**, **expression evaluations**, **input/output operations**, and **method parameter handling**.
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Together, these files provide a **comprehensive foundation** for how Java handles:
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- Operator precedence
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- Type conversions (widening and narrowing)
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- Expression evaluation
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- Keyboard input
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- Bit-level logic
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- `&`, `|`, `^`, `~` (bitwise operators)
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- `instanceof`, upcasting, and downcasting in class hierarchies
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- Reading input via keyboard
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- Recursive functions like `OneToNPrint`
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- Differences between **method parameters** and **arguments**
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- Type promotion and narrowing in arithmetic expressions
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### 🔍 Concept Map
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| Topic | Covered In |
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| **Bitwise Operations** | `Bitwise1.java` → `Bitwise7.java`, `And.java`, `And1.java`, `And2.java` |
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| **Casting & Type Conversion** | `Upcasting.java`, `Downcasting.java`, `WideNarrow.java`, `UpDownCasting.java` |
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| **Expressions in Java** | `Expression.java`, `Expression2.java`, `Expression3.java` |
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| **Keyboard Input** | `ReadingFromKeyBoard.java` |
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| **Functions & Parameters** | `ParametersArguments.java` |
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| **Recursion** | `OneToNPrint.java` |
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### 🔬 Code Patterns in Use
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#### ✅ Bitwise Operation Sample
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### <sup><sub>[▲ TOP](#table-of-contents)</sub></sup>
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This section introduces the fundamental concepts of **type casting** in Java, with a special focus on **upcasting** and **downcasting**, crucial for **polymorphism**, **object-oriented design**, and **runtime behavior** in inheritance.
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| **Upcasting** | Assigning a child class object to a parent class reference. Safe and implicit. |
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| **Downcasting** | Converting a parent class reference back to a child class. Requires explicit cast and is potentially unsafe unless checked. |
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| **Polymorphism** | Enabled through upcasting, where overridden methods in the child class are invoked through the parent class reference. |
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| `Upcasting-Vs-Downcasting.png` | Comparison chart of both mechanisms |
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