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Sandeep Mukherji
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What are legacy classes?
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Manuel Leiria
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What is google?
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Manuel Leiria<br /> <br />--------------<br />Peace cannot be kept by force; it can only be achieved by understanding. <br /> Albert Einstein
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Bill Shirley
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This is an English question: www.google.com/search?q=define:legacy.
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Ernest Friedman-Hill
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Folks, let's remember rule number one of JavaRanch: Be Nice.
I don't think it's an English question; the term has a specific technical meaning. It refers to classes that are still part of a library or application, but which are kept around only for compatibility purposes, not for use in new code. You shouldn't use legacy classes in your own code if you could possibly help it, since by definition there are always superior replacements available.
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Vikas Kapoor
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I had the same question before. Here is the goodexplanation.
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