In one form or another I encounter the following question often (posed, here, in pseudo-code): String myString = \"Hello\"
I have designed a class containing some information about a given object which will be registered in an SQL Server database. I would like to make this object (deeply) immutable, but I also must assure
In the project I am working on, I have a 2D ArrayList which represents some data开发者_开发百科:
class X { String x1; String x2; //... String x15; public X (Other o) { // initialize x1,x2,...,x15 } String getx1 () { return x1; }// lot of getters
I just attended a Scala-lecture at a summer school. The lecturer got the following question: - \"Is there any way for the compiler to tell if a class is immutable?\"
scala> List(1, 2, 3) remove (_ < 2) <console>:8: warning: method remove in class List is deprecated: use `filterNot\'开发者_开发知识库
I\'m playing with D2 at the moment, I would like to write some simple program but i\'m stuck with operator cast overload...I have a Vector class 开发者_运维问答that can be cast to Normal :
I\'ve designed a class that has with two properties - as string type and a list of objects.I\'m loading some xml and deserializing it into an instance of the class, which works very well.What I want i
As we all know, strings in .NET are immutable. (Well, not 100% totally immutable开发者_JAVA技巧, but immutable by design and used as such by any reasonable person, anyway.)
I have a graph (g) that uses a builder ( J Bloch style ).The graph needs to be reversed to run certain statistics that are then cached for reports and analysis algorithms to access.
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