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You don't have to, its your choice.

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Based on being given the return type of the method ArrayList this indicates encapsulation. This is very common for creating API's or Repository classes. With the current implementation, let's assume your calling class is expecting to use the data as an ArrayList. No surprise, the return type was of an ArrayList. Now, later in the project we need the data is a LinkedList. You can certainly add code to make that work OR you can implement it as it was, decoupling the implementation of List.

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You should be creating an immutable List for your response to ensure you always have the original response unmodified. In this example the response is getting set to an immutable List as well adding each item out to a mutable list so you can modify the contents. This also reduces another step of iterating over the list later and copying the values since Java is pass-by-reference

Your while statement will stop on the first Wednesday it finds, not the fourth. Keep track of the number of Wednesdays you encounter as you iterate and once you find the fourth then you can update tbFour.

Also as mentioned in the comments you'll want to start at the first day of the year.

I think the following code would accomplish your second question.

PLEASE don't use commas between table names, and certainly don't do this as a substitute for cross join. I'm not sure why you would want every product against every order, but to do that you do need a full Cartesian product and hence you need a cross join.

Adding this line in the beginning fixed the problem:

You're going to need to check the members before you add them. Trello returns an error when you attempt to add a member to a board/card but that member already exists. This, in turn, will cause Manatee.Trello to throw an exception.

Additionally, a member must belong to a board before they can be assigned to a card.

Checking for these members first should resolve your problem.

In your webservice you have set the UseHttpGet=true which means that this method can be executed using Http GET request not POST

As stated in the error message, you are trying to push a different commit 72fe4c9 that does not have the required change id in its commit message.

You can see the commits using git log -p, and fix the issue using git rebase -i.

Your current syntax is invalid and won't work. However, you can use equals to define an alias as follows: