... call it
select(getMyEmpInfoFactory(), ”selection string”);
The downside of this solution is that it requires either:
• the use of verbose anonymous factory classes at the call site, or
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JDK ... fine, but while the first type parameter is used both in the type of src and
in the bound ofthe second type parameter, S, S itself is only used once, in the type of
dst - nothing else depends on ... to the appropriate type is inserted, as in the last
line of loophole.
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Finally, again let’s take note ofthe naming convention used for the type parame-
ters. We use T for type, whenever there...
... ofthe state ofthe
sensor. A sensor object might respond to requests from other objects
that use sensors to check the status of a sensor, to turn a sensor on or
off, or to report on the sensor's ... won't be repeated in new classes.
Each ofthe specialized sensors can then use the history capabilities of
the top level Sensor class.
Objects and classes are really the heart of object orientation. ... objects, which
then have the responsibility to respond with some action. The order
and timing of these messages is determined by the actions ofthe user,
and not by the control flow ofthe program....
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... memory. The storage pool
consists ofthe elements ofthe
items
array (the object reference cells, not the objects
themselves). The elements in the active portion ofthe array (as defined earlier) ... instances ofthe relevant class are created after it is initialized. In the case
of this item, only a single instance ofthe class is created; in Item 21, one instance is created
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... instances ofthe relevant class are created after it is initialized. In the case
of this item, only a single instance ofthe class is created; in Item 21, one instance is created
Effective Java: Programming ... memory. The storage pool
consists ofthe elements ofthe
items array (the object reference cells, not the objects
themselves). The elements in the active portion ofthe array (as defined earlier) ... accepted naming conventions 12 4
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for each member ofthe enumerated type. In the next item (Item 3), this approach is taken one
step further: the absence...
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keyDown( ), 311
keyUp( ), 311
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implements, 34, 16 2
interface, 16 1
list of keywords, 69
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Label class, 2 41
declaration, 2 41
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in OutputStream.
Figure 12 .1
A graphical example of converting data for input and output streams.
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Input ... aThreadStreamOut object. Table
12 .14 presents the key methods defined in PipedInputStream and Table 12 .15
presents the methods defined in PipedOutputStream.
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