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Furthermore, the overuse of static members can lead to problems similar to those experienced in languages like C and C++ that support global variables and global functions.
The use of static members will be discussed in the next module.
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A complete listing of the sample program is shown in Listing 15 below.
| Listing 15 . Complete program listing. |
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/*File Poly06.java
Copyright 2002, R.G.BaldwinThis program illustrates polymorphic
behavior using interfaces in additionto class inheritance.
The program output is:p in B
q in Bp in B
q in Bx in A
toString in Ap in B
p in Cq in C
**************************************/interface I1{
public void p();}//end interface I1
//===================================//interface I2 extends I1{
public void q();}//end interface I2
//===================================//class A extends Object{public String toString(){
return "toString in A";}//end toString()
//---------------------------------//public String x(){return "x in A";
}//end x()//---------------------------------//
}//end class A//===================================//
class B extends A implements I2{public void p(){
System.out.println("p in B");}//end p()
//---------------------------------//public void q(){System.out.println("q in B");
}//end q();//---------------------------------//
}//end class B//===================================//
class C extends Object implements I2{public void p(){
System.out.println("p in C");}//end p()
//---------------------------------//public void q(){System.out.println("q in C");
}//end q();//---------------------------------//
}//end class B//===================================//
public class Poly06{public static void main(
String[]args){
I1 var1 = new B();var1.p();//OK
//var1.q();//won't compile((I2)var1).q();//OK
System.out.println("");//blank lineI2 var2 = new B();var2.p();//OK
var2.q();//OK//Following won't compile
//String var3 = var2.x();String var3 = ((A)var2).x();//OK
System.out.println(var3);var3 = var2.toString();//OK
System.out.println(var3);
System.out.println("");//blank lineObject var4 = new B();//var4.p();//won't compile
((I1)var4).p();//OKSystem.out.println("");//blank linevar2 = new C();
var2.p();//OKvar2.q();//OK
System.out.println("");//blank line}//end main
}//end class Poly06 |
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