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... super.clone, set all ofthe fields in the resulting object to their virgin state, and then call higher-level methods to regenerate the state ofthe object. In the case of our Hashtable example, the ... reference cells, not the objects themselves). The elements in the active portion ofthe array (as defined earlier) are allocated, and those in the remainder ofthe array are free. The garbage collector ... the absence of well-designed APIs for the components ofthe system. No language is perfect, but some are excellent. I have found theJavaprogramminglanguage and its libraries to be immensely...
... on the part ofthe programmer. C++ destructors are also used to reclaim other nonmemory resources. In theJavaprogramming language, the try-finally block is generally used for this purpose. ... the absence of well-designed APIs for the components ofthe system. No language is perfect, but some are excellent. I have found theJavaprogramminglanguage and its libraries to be immensely ... reference cells, not the objects themselves). The elements in the active portion ofthe array (as defined earlier) are allocated, and those in the remainder ofthe array are free. The garbage collector...
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