I\'m currently rewriting an e-shop - but only the client side, i.e. the CMS remains mostly in tact. I am not using a pre-built framework, as the system has to retain backwards compatibility with the C
If I have a large .NET method, I want to know if it is good practice to split it up into multiple methods or not.My concerns are:
I am using a third party library to do hand evaluation of 7 card poker hands. The method evaluate in this library is declared as public static and I believe it alters some global static arrays within
Let\'s say I have a static method called Logger.log(), which calls another static method, CurrentUser.getName(), to get some additional information to log:
I thought, I would understand Java generics by now. But now I\'m helpless again. I have a generic class where a c-tor constructs correctly-typed instance, while a static factory method produces a typ
I have a static function in a class. whenever开发者_运维百科 I try to use non static data member, I get following compile error.
Why is it n开发者_Go百科ot possible to override static methods? If possible, please use an example.Overriding depends on having an instance of a class. The point of polymorphism is that you can subcl
I know it\'s wired to have such a case but somehow I have it: class foo #static method @staticmethod def test():
I\'m refactoring some code and I\'m looking at a class called HFile.HFile has all private constructors so that you can\'t actually create instances of it.Instead of creating instances of HFiles as fol
In a non-static method I could use this.GetType() and it would return the Type. How can I get t开发者_如何学JAVAhe same Type in a static method? Of course, I can\'t just write typeof(ThisTypeName) bec
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