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In his book Effective Java, Joshua Bloch writes about the pitfalls that occur with the contract of equals() when derived classes add additional fields to the check. Normally, this would break the symmetry, but Bloch states that “you can add a value component to a subclass of an abstract class without violating the equals contract”. Obviously this is true because…
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i had a problem with looping data from mysql using OOP style. so, here is my code: class mysql { private $host; private $username; private $password; private $database; public $con; public function connect($setHost, $setUsername, $setPassword, $setDatabase) { $this->host = $setHost; $this->username = $setUsername; $this->password = $setPassword; $this->database = $setDatabase; $this->con = mysqli_connect($setHost, $setUsername, $setPassword, $setDatabase); } public function query($setQuery) {…
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when I went through a interview question they asked “tree must be immutable”.I know immutable concept in String(java).Can any please give me the concept of immutable tree and good link also. Source: oop

I have a strange behavior in my php 5.3 i have a class wich dous this in a function $new = new self($data); $new->setServiceManager($this->service); $new->cacheInstance(); BUT the function cacheInstance is a private function…. private function cacheInstance() { foreach ($this->data as $name => $class) {…} } Can some one give an explanation why the hell can this be used like this?…
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I have this class called MAN, PUNCH and Test the PUNCH object is a field within the MAN class and everything works fine. But in the Test class, I want to access a method of the PUNCH class. How do I go about in doing this? Thanks Source: oop

So I have an MKMapView with a lot of customized behavior. Right now all the customized behavior happens in my view controller (ca. 200 lines of code). Should I subclass the map view? Source: oop

I want to add support for generics to a language, but before I do I need to understand more clearly what generics are inside. My current understanding is that instantiating the class: class ArrayList<T> { public int add(T $object) { // … } } Creates an instance where the argument type of T on add must be the same as…
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I am creating my own website and I want to be able to provide select downloads for users. Please note that I might well be misunderstanding a number of things here, so if you notice anything that doesn’t look/sound quite right please do point it out 🙂 Also, please keep in mind that the file uploads will be done via…
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Working on a slider, and Ive noticed that everything works great – function Slider(element) { this.i = 0; this.element = element; var self = this; this.timer = window.setInterval(function() { switch (self.i) { case 0: $(element).velocity({ translateX: “-33.3333%” }); self.i++; break; case 1: $(element).velocity({ translateX: “-66.6666%” }); self.i++; break; case 2: $(element).velocity({ translateX: “0%” }); self.i = 0; break; } },…
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I’m wondering if there are any design patterns that can be used to implement HATEOAS in a REST api. I’m thinking in java, but language independent or high level OO/functional solutions are fine. I know spring and jersey have some support for this, but I’m wondering if there aren’t some universal patterns that could be applied in any language or…
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