March 2017
Beginner to intermediate
114 pages
2h 16m
English
Let's take the following method signature and turn it into a method descriptor:
long f (int n, String s, int[] array);
The method returns a long, so we describe the fact that it is a method with brackets and that it returns a long with a uppercase J.
()J
The first argument is of type int, so we use an uppercase I.
(I)J
The next argument is an object, so we use L to describe it's an object, fully qualify the name and close it with a semi-colon.
(ILString;)J
The last argument is an integer array so we drop in the array syntax followed by int type:
(ILString;[I)J
and we're done. A JVM method descriptor.
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