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justin cater

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How to write methods efficiently Posted: Nov 20, 2014 2:04 PM
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After kick-starting the Advanced Java course by discussing how to How to create and destroy objects, how to use methods common to all objects, how to design Classes and Interfaces, how and when to use generics, and how to use enums and annotations, we are now going a step further.

In this lesson we will spend some time discussing different aspects related to designing and implementing methods in Java. It is very easy to write methods in Java, however there are many things which could make your methods more readable and efficient.

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