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Most software maintenance and evolution tasks require developers to understand the source code of their software systems.
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Unfortunately,
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(ii) the source code of software projects often lacks comments that adequately describe the class behavior, which complicates program comprehension and evolution activities.
To handle these challenges, this paper investigates the different language-specific class commenting practices of three programming languages: Python, Java, and Smalltalk.
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We believe this work can help in monitoring and assessing the quality and evolution of code comments in different programming languages, and thus support maintenance and evolution tasks.
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Author: Mr. Ankit Prajapati
Below Topics are Covered:
What is Java?
What make Java so popular?
Class, Objects & Method
Interface & Package
Modifiers
OOPS Concept
Software Learning Tutorials - SLT ...!!!
Automation Testing - Part 2 (Things to know in JAVA) - SLTAnkit Prajapati
Automation Testing - Part 2 (Things to know in JAVA)
Author: Mr. Ankit Prajapati
Below Topics are Covered:
What is Java?
What make Java so popular?
Class, Objects & Method
Interface & Package
Modifiers
OOPS Concept
Software Learning Tutorials - SLT ...!!!
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This document provides an overview of common object-oriented programming (OOP) concepts and interview questions. It discusses key OOP concepts like classes, objects, encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism, and abstraction. It also explains common OOP-related interview questions on topics such as constructors, destructors, access modifiers, exception handling, and differences between abstract classes and interfaces. The document aims to help prepare for OOP-focused technical interviews.
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Java Faqs useful for freshers and experiencedyearninginjava
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2. It defines checked and unchecked exceptions in Java. Checked exceptions must be caught or declared to be thrown, while unchecked exceptions like NullPointerException do not require handling.
3. User-defined exceptions can be created by extending the Exception class and using throw statements. The throw statement signals the exception and catch handles it.
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This chapter contains guidelines to help you make the best use of these elements so that your classes and interfaces are usable, robust, and flexible.
This document provides an overview of Java essentials including:
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Project 2 Instructions.html
Competency
In this project, you will demonstrate your mastery of the following competency:Implement appropriate language constructs for an object-oriented programming language
Scenario
You work for Global Rain, a software engineering company that specializes in custom software design and development. As a junior software developer, you are part of a software development team at Global Rain that collaborates to create software solutions for entrepreneurs, businesses, and government agencies around the world.
You have been newly assigned to a development team at Global Rain that is currently working on a project for an innovative international rescue animal training company, Grazioso Salvare. Grazioso Salvare is seeking a software application that will help track rescue animals, sometimes referred to as search and rescue animals, which are obtained and trained by the company to rescue humans or other animals from difficult (or even life-threatening) situations.
A portion of this work has already taken place on this project. Your team lead has assigned you to create one new class and modify the existing classes in the software application. You will deliver these class files to the team lead, who will consolidate them with the work from other team members and present the application to your client.
Directions
Grazioso Salvare has provided you with a specification document detailing its software needs. Other members of the Global Rain development team have started creating the RescueAnimal.java, Dog.java, and Driver.java class files. Your team lead has asked you to modify the existing classes and create a Monkey.java class as your contribution to the team.
To gain a clear understanding of the client’s software requirements, review the Grazioso Salvare specification document in the Supporting Materials section. As you read, pay close attention to the attributes and methods that you will need to implement into the program.Open the Virtual Lab by clicking on the link in the Virtual Lab Access module. Then open your IDE. Follow the IDE tutorial in the Supporting Materials section to upload Grazioso.zip into your IDE. This zipped folder contains three class files. Once you upload the files, compile the code. Although the program is not complete, it will compile without error.Read through the code for each class. This will help you understand what code has been created and what code must be modified or created to meet the software requirements.Before you begin modifying and creating classes, your team lead reminds you to demonstrate industry standard best practices in all your code to ensure clarity, consistency, and efficiency among all software developers working on the program. This includes ensuring the following:
In-line comments denote your changes and briefly describe the functionality of each method or element of the classAppropriate variable and method naming conventions are used throughout your codeOnce you have ...
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Java Feature Spotlight: Sealed Classes
1. BLOG
Java Feature Spotlight: Sealed Classes
NOVEMBER 23, 2020
Java technologyis known forits regularand frequentreleases,with something new
developers can lookforward to each time. In September2020, itintroduced anotherone of
these exciting newJava features.The release ofJava SE 15 included “sealed classes”(JEP
360)as a previewfeature. Itis a prominentJava feature.This is becausethe introduction of
sealed classes in Java holdsthe solution to a problemJava has had fromits initial 1.0version,
released 25 years ago.
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1. Context
2. Sealed Classes
3. How To Define A Sealed Class
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2. Context
Aswe all know, one ofthefundamentals ofobject-oriented programming is inheritance. Java
programmers have been reusing fields and methods ofexisting classes byinheriting themto
newclasses. Itsavestime and theydon’thavetowritethe code again. Butthings change ifa
developerdoes notwantto allowanyrandomclassto extend his/hercreated class.This
developercan seal a class ifhe/she doesn’twantanyclients ofhis/herlibrarydeclaring any
more primitives. Bysealing a class, Java Developers can nowspecifywhich classes are
allowed to extend, restricting anyotherarbitraryclassfromdoing so.
Sealed Classes
Sealed classes in Java primarilyprovide restrictions in extending subclasses.A sealed class is
abstractbyitself. Itcannotbe instantiated directly. Butitcan have abstractmembers.
Restriction is nota newconceptin Java.We are all aware ofa Java feature called “final
classes.”Ithas alreadybeen offering restricting extension butthe addition ofsealed classes in
Java can be considered a generalization offinality. Restriction primarilyofferstwo advantages:
Developers get better control over the code as he or she can now control all the
implementations, and
The compiler can also better reason about exhaustiveness just like it is done in
switch statements or cast conversion.
4. Features Offered By Sealed Classes
4.1. · Extensibility And Control
4.2. · Simplification
4.3. · Protection
4.4. · More Accessibility
4.5. · Exhaustiveness
5. Significance Of Sealed Classes
6. Sum And Product Types
7. Conflict With Encapsulation?
8. Sealed Classes And Records
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3. How To Define A Sealed Class
To seal a class,we need to add the sealed modifierto its declaration.Afterthat, a permits
clause is added.This clause specifiesthe classesthatare allowed to be extended. Itmustbe
added afteranyextends and implements clauses.
Belowis averysimple demonstration ofa sealed class in Java.
1. public sealed class Vehicle permits Car, Truck, Motorcycle {...}
2. final class Car extends Vehicle {...}
3. final class Boat extends Vehicle {...}
4. final class Plane extends Vehicle {...}
In the example above, ‘Vehicle’ isthe name ofa sealed class,which specifiesthree permitted
subclasses;Car, Boatand Plane.
There are certain conditionsfordeclaring a sealed classthatmustbefulfilled bythe
subclasses:
1. The subclasses must be in the same package or module as the base class. It is also
possible to define them in the same source file as the base class. In such a
situation, the “permits” clause will not be required.
2. The subclasses must be declared either final, sealed or non-sealed.
The permits listis defined to mention the selected classesthatcan implement‘Vehicle’. In this
case,these classes are ‘Car’, ‘Boat’ and ‘Plane’.A compilation errorwill be received ifanyother
class orinterface attemptsto extend the ‘Vehicle’ class.
Features Offered By Sealed Classes
· Extensibility And Control
Sealed classes offera newwayto declare all available subclasses ofa class orinterface. It’s a
handyJava feature. Especiallyifa developerwishesto make superclasses accessiblewhile
restricting unintended extensibility. Italso allows classes and interfacesto have more control
overtheirpermitted subtypes.This can be useful formanyapplications including general
domain modelling and forbuilding more secure and stable platformlibraries.
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Anothernoticeable advantage ofintroducing sealed classes in Java isthe simplification of
code. Itgreatlysimplifies code byproviding an option to representthe constraints ofthe
domain. NowJava coders are notrequired to use a defaultsection in a switch ora catch-all
‘else’ blockto avoid getting an unknown type.Additionally, italso seems useful forserialization
ofdata to and fromstructured data formats, like XML. Sealed classes also allowdevelopersto
knowall possible subtypesthatare supported in the given format. (And yes,the subtypes are
nothidden.Thiswill be discussed in detail laterin the article.)
· Protection
Sealed classes can also be used as a layerofadditional protection againstinitialization of
unintended classes during polymorphic deserialization. Polymorphic deserialization has been
one ofthe primarysources ofattacks in such frameworks.Theseframeworks can take
advantage ofthe information ofthe complete setofsubtypes, and in case ofa potential attack,
theycan stop before even trying to load the class.
· More Accessibility
Thetypical process ofcreating a newclass orinterface includes deciding which scope
modifiermustbe used. Itis usuallyverysimple untilthe developers come across a project
where using a defaultscope modifieris notrecommended bythe official style guide.With
sealed classes, developers nowgetbetteraccessibility, using inheritancewith a sealed scope
modifierwhile creating newclasses. In otherwords,with the entryofsealed classes in Java, ifa
developerneedsthe superclassto bewidelyaccessible butnotarbitraryextensible, he/she
has a straightforward solution.
Sealed classes also allowJava libraries’ authorsto decouple accessibilityfromextensibility. It
providesfreedomand flexibilityto developers. Buttheymustuse itlogicallyand notoveruse it.
Forinstance, ‘List’ cannotbe sealed, as users should havethe abilityto create newkinds of
‘Lists’. Itmakes sensefordevelopersto notseal it.
· Exhaustiveness
Sealed classes also carryoutan exhaustive listofpossible subtypes,which can be used by
both programmers and compilers. Forexample, in the defined class above, a compilercan
extensivelyreason aboutthevehicles class (notpossible withoutthis list).This information can
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5. be used bysome othertools aswell. Forinstance,the Javadoc tool liststhe permitted subtypes
in the generated documentation pagefora sealed class.
Significance Of Sealed Classes
Sealed classes rankhighlyamong the otherfeatures released in Java 15. Jonathan Harley, a
Software DevelopmentTeamLeaderprovided an excellentexplanation on Quora abouthow
importantsealed classes can beforJava Developers: “Thefactthatinterfaces, aswell as
classes, can be sealed is importantto understand howdevelopers can usethemto improve
theircode. Until now, ifyou wanted to expose an abstraction tothe restofan application while
keeping the implementation private,youronlychoiceswereto expose an interface (which can
always be extended)oran abstractclasswith a package-private constructorwhich you hope
will indicateto usersthattheyshould notinstantiate itthemselves. Buttherewas nowayto
restricta userfromadding theirconstructorswith differentsignatures oradding theirpackage
with the same name asyours.”
Hefurtherexplained, “Sealed types allowyou to expose a type (interface orclass)to othercode
while still keeping full control ofsubtypes, and theyalso allowyou to keep abstractclasses
completelyprivate…”
Sum And Product Types
The example mentioned earlierin the article makes a statementabouthowa ‘Vehicle’ can only
eitherbe a:
Car
Boat or a
Plane
Itmeansthatthe setof allVehicles is equaltothe setof all Cars, all Boats and all Planes
combined.This iswhysealed classes are also known as “sumtypes.” Becausetheirvalue setis
the sumofthevalue sets ofa fixed listofothertypes. Sumtypes, and sealed classes are new
forJava butnotin the largerscale ofthings.Scala and manyotherhigh-level programming
languages have been using sealed classestoo, aswell as sumtypesforquite sometime.
6. Conflict With Encapsulation?
Object-oriented modelling has always encouraged developersto keep the implementation of
an abstracttype hidden.
Butthen whyisthis newJava feature contradicting this rule?
When developers are modelling awell-understood and stable domain, encapsulation can be
neglected because userswill notbe benefitting fromthe application ofencapsulation in this
case. In theworstpossible scenario, itmayeven make itdifficultforclientstoworkwith avery
simple domain.
This does notmean thatencapsulation is a mistake. Itjustmeansthatata higherand complex
level ofprogramming, developers are aware ofthe consequences. Sotheycan makethe callto
go a bitoutoflineto getsomeworkdone.
Sealed Classes And Records
Sealed classesworkwellwith records (JEP384). Record is a relativelynewJava featurethatis
a formofproducttype. Records are a newkind oftype declaration in Java similarto Enum. Itis
a restricted formofclass. Records are implicitlyfinal, so a sealed hierarchywith records is
slightlymore concise.To explain thisfurther,we can extend the previouslymentioned example
using recordsto declarethe subtypes:
1. sealed interface Vehicle permits Car, Boat, Plane {
2. record Car (float speed, string mode) implements Vehicle {...}
3. record Boat (float speed, string mode) implements Vehicle {...}
4. record Plane (float speed, string mode) implements Vehicle {...}
}
This example shows howsumand record (producttypes)worktogether;we can saythata car,
a plane ora boatis defined byits speed and its mode.
In anotherapplication, itcan also be used forselecting which othertypes can bethe
subclasses ofthe sealed class.
Forexample, simple arithmetic expressionswith records and sealed typeswould be likethe
code mentioned below:
1. sealed interface Arithmetic {...}
2. record MakeConstant (int i) implements Arithmetic {...}
3. record Addition (Arithmetic a, Arithmetic b) implements Arithmetic {...}
4. record Multiplication (Arithmetic a, Arithmetic b) implements Arithmetic
7. {...}
5. record Negative (Arithmetic e) implements Arithmetic {...}
Herewe havetwo concretetypes: addition and multiplication which hold two subexpressions,
and two concretetypes, MakeConstantand Negativewhich holds one subexpression. Italso
declares a supertypeforarithmetic and capturesthe constraintthatthese are
the only subtypes ofarithmetic.
The combination ofsealed classes and records is also known as “algebraic datatypes”. Records
allowusto express producttypes, and sealed classes allowusto express sumtypes.
Records And Pattern Matching
Both records and sealed types have an association with pattern matching. Records admiteasy
decomposition intotheircomponents, and sealed types providethe compilerwith
exhaustiveness information sothata switch thatcovers allthe subtypes need notprovide a
defaultclause.
A limited formof pattern matching has been previouslyintroduced in Java SE 14which will
hopefullybe extended in thefuture.This initialversion ofJava feature allows Java developers
to usetype patternsin “instanceof.”
Forexample, let’stake a lookatthe code snippetbelow:
1. if (vehicle instanceof Car c) {
2. // compiler has itself cast vehicle to the car and bound it to c
3. System.out.printf("The speed of this car is %d%n", c.speed());
}
Conclusion
Although manyothertoolswere released with sealed classes, itremainsthe mostprominent
Java feature ofthe release.We are still notcertain aboutthefinal representation ofsealed
classes in Java. (Ithas been released as a previewin Java 15). Butsofarsealed classes are
offering awide range ofuses and advantages.Theyproveto be useful as a domain modelling
technique,when developers need to capture an exhaustive setofalternatives in the domain
model. Sealed types become a natural complementto records, astogethertheyformcommon
patterns. Both ofthemwould also be a natural fitfor pattern matching. Itis obviousthat
sealed classes serve as a quite useful improvementin Java.And,with the overwhelming
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