September 2011
Intermediate to advanced
744 pages
14h 50m
English


Methods can return values to communicate failure or success or to update local objects or fields. Security risks can arise when method return values are ignored or when the invoking method fails to take suitable action. Consequently, programs must not ignore method return values.
When getter methods are named after an action, a programmer could fail to realize that a return value is expected. For example, the only purpose of the ProcessBuilder.redirectErrorStream() ...
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