What is version control?
This sublanguage controls user access
What is DCL?
This is what JDBC stands for
Java Database Connectivity
This is metadata that you can use to flag classes or class members
What is an annotation?
These are modifiers that DO NOT define access
What are non access modifiers?
This command returns the latest updates/version of the codebase from the remote repository?
What is pull?
This grants a set of actions multiple users can execute against a database
What is a role?
This is what ERD stands for
Entity Relationship Diagram
This an enum that describes what an annotation can be targeted to
What is ElementType?
This modifier prevents a class from being inherited, a method from being overridden, a variable from being changed
What is final?
What are git branches?
This returns all instances of the first table and instances of the second table that matches instances in the first table
What is a left join?
This is what RDS stands for
Relational Database Service
This gives you information about the class
What is the .class?
This method type does not allow non static references to made inside it's code block
What is a static method?
The correct/polite/best practice action when merging branches
What is a pull request?
This deletes all records from a table without deleting the table structure without being able to rollback
What is truncate?
This is what ACID stands for
Atomic, Consistent, Isolated, Durable
This returns all methods of a given class (even the private and inherited ones)
What is getMethods()?
These can potentially make your fields read only or write only
What are getters and setters?
This action gives you a copy of a repository that you could potentially contribute to by submitting a pull request
What is forking a repository?
This describes the set of IP addresses that can access your DB
What are inbound rules?
This is what SOLID stands for
SRP, OCP, LSP, ISP, DIP
This is the exception that an invoked method throws
What is InvocationTargetException?
This is a contructor that you can use to call another constructor belonging to the same class (i.e constructor chaining)