Question about inheritance

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Eric Sosman

Mike said:
Eric said:
charlesbos73 said:
[...]
Actually instead of becoming a JLS nazi, [...]
Goodbye.

In context, it's even worse. "Instead of taking the JLS as gospel, we could
discuss what OO theory tells us about the proper approach to name hiding."

In my country, today is a ceremonial day dedicated to the
memory of soldiers who died fighting in our wars. Many of those
deaths came in conflict with the Nazis, whose evil the poster
treats so cavalierly. He posts from the "fr" country code, so
you'd think he'd know more about Nazis than many -- but stupidity
respects no national boundaries.

I am not going to hold converse, not ever, with a Yahoo who
hangs the "Nazi" label on anyone who happens to be the object of
his petty dislikes. Let him puke his vile vomit across the
newsgroups for my killfile to catch; my only regret is that my
killfile cannot somehow hurl his stinking ejecta back at him.
 
M

Mike Schilling

charlesbos73 said:
I'm currently working on a wonderfully "OO designed"
application and the translation to Java is a breeze.

Zero instance of the "abstract" keyword.
Zero instance of the "protected" keyword.
"extends" is only ever applied to interface.

And there's *much* *much* more heresy to JLS nazis than
that. A complex subpart has been implemented using *only*
immutable objects. Not a single setter. "OO over
immutable objects" (heresy uh !?).

You seem to be under the impression that someone insists you use every
feature of Java whether it's needed or not.
 
A

Arne Vajhøj

charlesbos73 said:
Another hyper-constructive one-liner from Lew focusing
on the bigger picture.

Amazing open-mindedness.

Actually instead of becoming a JLS nazi, I'd recommend
the OP to study the meaning of inheritance in the bigger
OO picture.

Learning to become a JLS nazi apparently may hinder
people from seeing the bigger picture and from staying
polite

What if you grew up and did not have to post such bullshit.

There is nothing wrong or inappropriate in what you quoted Lew for.

You post is absolutely inappropriate though.

Arne
 

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