Frequently, we may have an ArrayList which stores many values, and we need to process the ArrayList and get what are the distinct values in the list, or we may want to count occurrence of each value in the ArrayList. We can remove the duplicates in a few ways. Here we propose 3 methods :    public static void main(String[] args){        //SuperClass sub=new SubClass();                String[] ar = { "dd", "c", "dd", "ff", "b", "e", "e" };        ArrayList list ...

When manipulating the DOM, it's often useful to remove all child nodes from a specific element. This typically comes in handy when you're looking to replace the content of an element with a separate form element, such as an <input>, so the user can edit the actual value.Here's an example of something I recently created that illustrates my point:Get the Flash Player to see this player.These "dynamic form elements" are written to the page only when the user performs a certain action; in this case: clicking on a table cell.The HTML for the table cell ...