Re: "Hello world!" without a public class?
On 1/6/2013 1:48 PM, Aryeh M. Friedman wrote:
Now that being said here is a good example of something that is easier
to read then either (yes it does get compiled into something very close
to inner classes [not nested if I remember the jargon correctly] but no
where near as ugly):
Foo.java:
public enum Foo
{
ACK {
public void doSomething(SomeClass arg)
{
do what ever for ACK
}
},
BAR {
public void doSomething(SomeClass arg)
{
do what ever for BAR
}
}
}
Fred.java:
public class Fred
{
public void someMethod()
{
SomeClass sc=new SomeClass(...);
Foo[] arr=new Foo[]{ACK,BAR}; // typing this for this example so being lazy on syntax
for(Foo elem:arr)
elem.doSomething(sc);
}
}
and voila much more readable then putting a whole rats nest of stuff in the initialization of arr
}
}
Given that the above is both unreadable and un-compilable, then ...
Arne
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