August 2014
Intermediate to advanced
424 pages
13h 50m
English
This chapter covers
In the previous chapter, you saw that passing code with behavior parameterization is useful for coping with frequent requirement changes in your code. It lets you define a block of code that represents a behavior and then pass it around. You can decide to run that block of code when a certain event happens (for example, a click on a button) or at certain points in an algorithm (for example, a predicate such as “only apples heavier than 150 g” in the filtering algorithm or the customized comparison operation in sorting). In general, using ...