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Tag: object

How to get the class of a static object attribute

I have a parent class Tile and inherited classes Walltile, FloorTile, EntityTile. Each inherited class have BufferedImage attributes that is related with its name. I instantiate Tile and then i cast to the specific class, like: But i need to know if this Tile object is WallTile, FloorTile or EntityTile. For that i have the sprite attribute which corresponds to

Flink ElasticsearchSinkFunction not serializable in non-static method, but serializable in static method

I have a piece of code that only works inside static methods. If I put the code in a static method, then call it from a non-static method, it works. Never heard of anything like this and couldn’t find information online on it. This works: This doesn’t work: (Full) stack trace: The implementation of the provided ElasticsearchSinkFunction is not serializable.

Why this code convert value to double instead to float?

I got a question. Why this code prints YYZ10.0 instead of printing XXZ10.0? The first constructor is A(int), then inside statement it returns false, so 9+1f should jump into A(float) constructor but instead it is going to A(double). Answer If there are multiple overloads of a method, Java picks which one to call at compile time, not at run time.

Adding a newly created object into an array in swift

I decided to start a project in java to get a rough outline of how the program was to function before I started to program it in swift(a language I am completely unfamiliar with) whilst trying to convert the code I’ve ran into an issue and cannot even understand how I’ve gone wrong. This is context for the code In

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