Leon Chen

Hi,

According to "K & B, SCJP 5 - Errata: Updated 7/28/06"
https://coderanch.com/t/257589/java-programmer-SCJP/certification/SCJP-Errata-Updated

.62.*..bug.......After first code s/b: ...of the enum declaration, when no other declarations for this enum follow

I am not sure under what situation, the semicolon is required.
Could anyone kindly provide an example by modifying the code in P.62?
Thanks!

public class CoffeeTest1 { enum CoffeeSize { BIG, HUGE, OVERWHELMING}; // <-- smicolon // is optional here ... }

[ February 19, 2007: Message edited by: Leon Chen ]
[ February 19, 2007: Message edited by: Leon Chen ]

Thank you very much!

Hi,
I am studying the book K&B Java 5.
I don't really understand this:

Chapter 4: Operators
p.300
Increment/Decremnt Operators (Objective 7.6)
...
*In any expression, both operands are fully evaulated before the operator is applied.

What does it mean? is the operator increment/decremnt operator ?
Could you give me an example to help me understand?

Thank you!

Thanks for Sudha's reply, but I agree with Marc's opinion:

... if all you're doing is changing the implementation in a subclass, then you're overriding.

Inheritence seemed not to be the 'key' concept that underlines overloading.

ps. Thanks for Marc's advice, I have changed my name.
As for K&B, I mean 'Kathy Sierra' and 'Bert Bates'

Hi,
Acoording to K&B book
[Sun Certified Programmer for Java 5 Study Guide]
p.153

"Inheritance is a key concept that underlies IS-A, polymorphism, overriding,
overloading, and casting."

I am not sure ineritance is the key concept that underlies overloading.
Is it?

Thanks!