I\'ve been thinking of this for hours, but still can\'t understand... This is an open source definition of a linked list.
Method visibility in Ruby (public, protected, and private methods) has been well explained in places like this blog post. But in Ruby on Rails it seems slightly different than it would be in a regular
I\'m trying to setup an expected call to a protected method. The methods signature looks like this: protected SqlDataReader MethodName(string Name, List<SqlParameter> paramList, SqlConnection c
I work in development team of about 12 and we build a reasonable set of API\'s that we use on a strictly in-house only basis. Typically all classes a开发者_StackOverflow中文版nd interfaces are public
When and why should I use public, private, and protected functions and variables inside a class? What is the difference between them?开发者_Go百科
I\'ve recently been working on some class files and I\'ve noticed that the member variables had been set in a protected static mode like protected static $_someVar and accessed like static::$_someVar.
I can understand why there is public and private access modifier, these two are also found in almost any language. I can even understand why there might be a package modifier, as you may want to have
In Scala, if I create an object and companion class, identifiers declared with the protected modifier can be accessed from the class if the object is imported:
Is it possible to define properties that are only available to the class they are defined in, and that class\'s subclasses?
I was wondering whether it is possible to assign a value to an HTML text box and protect it. What I mean is make it´s content unmodifiable, so that when the form gets submitted im \"sure\" it was th
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