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justin cater

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Objects Should Be Immutable Posted: Sep 5, 2014 5:52 AM
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In object-oriented programming, an object is immutable if its state can’t be modified after it is created. In Java, a good example of an immutable object is String. Once created, we can’t modify its state. We can request that it creates new strings, but its own state will never change. However, there are not so […]

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