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A place to learn object oriented programming from a Java-centric perspective. We sometimes explore other models as well, when my job demands that I learn something I try to pass it on.

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Friday, June 3, 2016

Super basic object stuff

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I am not going to rework this right now, I think it gets the main points across as is. From a recent Reddit post: What you are a...

Tuesday, November 10, 2015

I tried to print my array but all I got was gobbledegook!

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This is inspired by a post at /r/javahelp. A user posted that they were trying to print a sorted array to the console with System.out,prin...

Tuesday, February 10, 2015

It's a SERIES OF TUBES!

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I've been struck in recent days by a number of posts over at /r/javahelp, all with the same basic theme. They've got some code, and...

Wednesday, December 3, 2014

Diamonds are not an Object's Best Friend

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Once again, I turn to a post I made on reddit for inspiration. Some people wonder why inheritance branch but never join. Why not tie two ...

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