August 2016
Intermediate to advanced
412 pages
9h 3m
English
We want to discuss in the following pages a couple of optimizations related to particular coding situations and common patterns. These tips are examples of how common habits in practical everyday development work may lead to performance faults.
One of the core concepts used in object-oriented programming is encapsulation; as you know, it means that the fields of an object should not be accessed directly by other objects. So, you can encapsulate an object's fields in Java by using the private modifier and by creating getter and setter methods to let other objects access them. This guarantees that the class itself has complete control over its own fields and no one else can use it. Then, you are free to create ...
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