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Java Inner Classes – Part 4 – Multiple Inheritance and Closures
Java gets a lot of blame for not allowing straight multiple inheritance and for not implementing closures. But according to Bruce Eckel, you can do a multiple inheritance in Java, you can do closures – sort of. You can accomplish that with inner classes! In this final Part 4 entry, I will concentrate on these…
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Java Inner Classes – Part 3 – Nested Classes
In Part 1, I’ve covered the basics, in part 2, anonymous inner classes. Is there anything left about inner classes? Yes, there is. I warned you that inner classes are a beast. 🙂 In this part, I’ll cover nested classes. When you create an inner class, there is a connection between the enclosed class and…
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Java Inner Classes – Part 2 – Anonymous
In Part 1, Java Inner Classes – Intro, I covered most of the basics of inner classes. But there is much more. Some of it might get complex and confusing. But with all of that, I am beginning to understand and value what Bruce Eckel tries to say when he introduces inner classes. At first,…
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Java Inner Classes – Intro
I believe in writing self-documented, easy to read code. I believe in mantra that simple is beautiful Inner classes are not good tools for that task. I think they make the task of writing good code much harder: weird syntax, different rules, etc. Mostly for that reason, I have not really learned inner classes. I…
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