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Note that the typecast is rather a symptom than the actual problem here. The problem is, that the '' | Note that the typecast is rather a symptom than the actual problem here. The problem is, that the '' | ||
- | ==== Example 3: Date, Mutability/ | ||
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- | In Java the classes [[http:// | ||
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- | <code java> | ||
- | Date date1 = new Date(2013, 01, 16); | ||
- | Date date2 = date1; | ||
- | System.out.println(date1); | ||
- | System.out.println(date2); | ||
- | date1.setMonth(2); | ||
- | System.out.println(date1); | ||
- | System.out.println(date2); | ||
- | </ | ||
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- | Furthermore as can be seen in the code above, the month value counterintuitively is zero-based, which results in 1 meaning February. This obviously is another source for mistakes. | ||
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- | Because of these and several other flaws in the design of the Java date API, most of the methods in '' | ||
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