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IMHO you should rename Objects to some more appropriate class name, Person, for example.
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You'd better rename this class to ObjectDemo and make your object itself a static class in your demo, or make it separate at all.
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| * Created by Vova Moskalenko on 03.06.2017. | ||
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| public class ObjectAccess { |
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| public ObjectAccess() {} | ||
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| public String getCity() {return city;} |
| Serialization person = new Serialization(); | ||
| //serialization | ||
| try { | ||
| FileOutputStream fileOut = |
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File input and output are redundant here. You should display exactly serialization and deserialization in this example. For instance, you can use JSON serialization and deserialization as in JavaScript example.
| person2 = (Serialization) in.readObject(); | ||
| in.close(); | ||
| fileIn.close(); | ||
| }catch(IOException i) { |
| }catch(IOException i) { | ||
| i.printStackTrace(); | ||
| return; | ||
| }catch(ClassNotFoundException c) { |
| out.close(); | ||
| fileOut.close(); | ||
| System.out.printf("Serialized data is saved in person.txt"); | ||
| }catch(IOException i) { |
| letters.add('C'); | ||
| System.out.println(letters); | ||
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| String[] arr = {"C++", "JavaScript", "Python", "Haskell", "Swift"}; |
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Why won't you make an arr a List<String> from the start?
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| String[] arr = {"C++", "JavaScript", "Python", "Haskell", "Swift"}; | ||
| List<String> languages = Arrays.asList(arr); | ||
| System.out.print("length: " + languages.size() + " " + "languages[0]:" + " " + languages.get(0) + " " |
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Could you split this line to fit 100 symbols in line, please? Just a code style suggestion.
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