Junilu Lacar wrote:There is an implied object reference there, namely, this. That is, the code is really this.getPassenger(). So you do have an object and it happens to be whatever object is being called upon to execute its addPasenger() method.
changyu ji wrote:
Jeff Verdegan wrote:There are many libraries for Java, including many that deal with sockets in one way or another.
However, your question is extremely vague and makes no sense.
i am sorry ,i miss a word in the question ,i mean the example program library, thank you
Jeff Verdegan wrote:There are many libraries for Java, including many that deal with sockets in one way or another.
However, your question is extremely vague and makes no sense.