I often hear that closing resources properly is way too verbose in Java, especially considering that resource freeing methods such as ‘close()’ are often throwing some type of an exception. However, if you handle resources properly it might turn out to be less of a burden than one might think. Let’s start with the following snippet, where I use an SQL driver to retrieve the list of “codes” matching the given “id”: 09 List<String> requestCodes(String dbUrl, String id) { 10 List<String> result = new ArrayList<String>(); 11 try { 12 Connection conn = DriverManager.getConnection(dbUrl); 13 PreparedStatement
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