Why overriding a static method does not result in polymorphism in Java
Many say that we cannot override a static methods.
Why overriding a static method does not result in polymorphism in Java
Many say that we cannot override a static methods.
Static and not-static: programmer quantum theory
Let me illustrate using the PHP language. The discussion here is, how should I do exactly to solve this problem in a clear and unambiguous mode.
Static and not-static: programmer quantum theory
Let me illustrate using the PHP language. The discussion here is, how should I do exactly to solve this problem in a clear and unambiguous mode.
Static and not-static: programmer quantum theory
Let me illustrate using the PHP language. The discussion here is, how should I do exactly to solve this problem in a clear and unambiguous mode.
Static and not-static: programmer quantum theory
Let me illustrate using the PHP language. The discussion here is, how should I do exactly to solve this problem in a clear and unambiguous mode.
Programming against interfaces in Java
Supposing I have an interface Foo and a given implementation FooImpl.
Programming against interfaces in Java
Supposing I have an interface Foo and a given implementation FooImpl.
Is using multiple static classes with maximum one public method is a good idea
I’m writing a structural detailing (CAD) software for concrete buildings in C#. I have defined like hundreds of static classes each with one public method and if needed some private methods. Each one of these methods in these static classes does part of the job. They are called from one God static class named Building.cs.
Can a class method be accessed both in an instance and statically?
I am relatively new to class design and I have a task that I’m not sure how best to complete, or whether my idea in general is a code smell.