Keep coming across things like this at work that make me stop and think for a while so i thought they would be interesting to post up here for others to think about too.
Heres one i came accross today that was causing a strange error in the game:
[code lang="java"]
boolean a = true;
if(a){ System.out.println("HERE1"); } { System.out.println("HERE2"); }
[/code]
Which one is printed? HERE1 or HERE2 or both?
If a = false which is printed?
both will be printed because the first scope ( { ... } ) is the only one affected by the if statement. the second one is just a standalone block. if a was false, only HERE2 would be printed.
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Correctomondo joel, you win the prize... if there was a prize :P
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ReplyDeleteYou missed the "else" statement
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