May seem straight forward to Java Geeks.
I thought this would give compile time error. Later on realized the output is
This is funny
Moral: It is possible for a method to have a declared return type and yet contain no return statements.
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Java methods and declared return type
Guess the output:
May seem straight forward to Java Geeks.
I thought this would give compile time error. Later on realized the output is
This is funny
Moral: It is possible for a method to have a declared return type and yet contain no return statements.
May seem straight forward to Java Geeks.
I thought this would give compile time error. Later on realized the output is
This is funny
Moral: It is possible for a method to have a declared return type and yet contain no return statements.
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Funny, interesting, cool.
ReplyDeleteBTW, do you know that you can instantiate an object in C++ in the following ways?
MyClass obj = new MyClass();
MyClass obj = new MyClass;
Now, tell me. What's the difference?
PS: The answer is here.
@Srikanth Thanks. I too didnt know that.
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