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program u asked for
Posted by saddy on December 27, 2000 at 12:49 PM
> Hi Saddy > Please send me the program you are talking about. There are things in Java which is not permitted if we , the programmer , do it but in internally they are. For example the two modifiers "abstract" and "final" cannot be used with a class. But when you declare an array of int ( in fact for any array ) like > int[] arr = new int[50] ; > now when you try to find the class of arr in it is > public abstract final [I ... > So, you may be right if the program you are referring to has been written by the creator of Java themselves... > Thanx > Kishori Hi Kishori, here is the program that i was talking about class vectors{ public static void main(String args[]) { Vector a = new Vector(); a.addElement(new String("Hello")); a.addElement(new String(" to")); a.addElement(new String(" this")); a.addElement(new String(" World")); Enumeration vEnum = a.elements(); while(vEnum.hasMoreElements()) { System.out.print(vEnum.nextElement()); } } }
Here hasMoreElements() and nextElement() both of Enumeration interface are used without overriding them, how is it working? i will be thankful if u could clear my doubt saddy
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