Thanks in advance to all who reply,
Dan
Dan Bromberg wrote:After all, since you have to supply the code to implement the interface what is it really buying you?
Dan
John Jai wrote:And have you heard of Marker interfaces that don't have any methods defined?
There are only two hard things in computer science: cache invalidation, naming things, and off-by-one errors
Bear Bibeault wrote:
John Jai wrote:And have you heard of Marker interfaces that don't have any methods defined?
Yeah, but marker interfaces are a bit of an anti-pattern and needless in the era of annotations.
Thanks in advance to all who reply,
Dan
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Mike Okri wrote:Yes. Annotations are part of Java SE.
Jeff Verdegan wrote:Were they introduced in some other corner of the Java universe prior to that?
Mike Okri wrote:
Jeff Verdegan wrote:Were they introduced in some other corner of the Java universe prior to that?
Where did you get the idea that they might have been introduced in some other corner of the Java universe prior to that?
John Voris wrote:are annotations part of Java SE now? They are not tied to the various frameworks out there?
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