Monday, 30 July 2007
Final static fields can be initialised in static initialiser
Continuing my list of Things that I still discover about Java I anticipate a loud "feeww" from most of you java programmers. I nevertheless confess that I never used it before and just now discovered that it is at all possible. That is, just as final instance fields can be initialised in the constructor (which I use a lot), static final fields can be initialised in the static intialiser, a "static class constructor". I really like this language feature as it adds compiler checks on potential encapsulation violations:
private final static File someFile;
static {
someFile = ...;
}
Labels: java, programming, software
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Hello, Lesha.
I do like this code:
main()
{
printf("%s", "Hello, world");
}
:)
Didn't know what to add as a comment, so decided to participate in the writing in this bizzare manner :)
Rustam.
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I do like this code:
main()
{
printf("%s", "Hello, world");
}
:)
Didn't know what to add as a comment, so decided to participate in the writing in this bizzare manner :)
Rustam.
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