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object stream class | ||||
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object stream class | has example //creation output = new ObjectOutputStream(clientSocket.getOutputStream()); //sending an object output.writeObject(msg); //receiving an object (in a loop) msg = input.readObject(); | ![]() |
is a subtopic of 3.5 - Technology Needed to Build Client-Server Systems | ![]() | |
is wrapped around a binary stream | ![]() | |
is a kind of filter | ![]() | |
filter | converts raw bytes of a message into other forms | ![]() |
Java class | can extend only one superclass | ![]() |
can have more than one constructor each of which has different sets of arguments | ![]() | |
can have the same name as another class if the two classes are not in the same package and their packages are never imported into the same file | ![]() | |
can implement more than one interface | ![]() | |
has form class classname | ![]() | |
is abstract if it has one or more abstract methods | ![]() | |
is stored in a file of the same name | ![]() | |
may implement particular low-level subsystems | ![]() | |
should be placed in its own source file | ![]() | |
should have a unique name since somebody in the future might want to import the packages containing both classes and hence create a name clash | ![]() | |
should order elements as follows: | ![]() | |
uses an implements clause to declare that it contains methods for each of the operations specified by the interface | ![]() | |
class | contains all of the code that relates to its objects including | ![]() |
contains data associated with each object | ![]() | |
declares a list of variables, called instance variables, corresponding to data that will be present in each instance | ![]() | |
has part class name | ![]() | |
has part class variable | ![]() | |
has part code | ![]() | |
has part constructor | ![]() | |
has part instance variable | ![]() | |
has part method | ![]() | |
has part variables | ![]() | |
is divided up into methods | ![]() | |
is drawn as a box with the name of the class inside in a UML class diagram | ![]() | |
is needed in a domain model if you have to store or manipulate instances of it in order to implement a requirement | ![]() | |
represents several similar objects | ![]() | |
see also class^2 | ![]() | |
should be created to hold a responsibility if the responsibility cannot be attributed to any of the existing classes | ![]() | |
should be named after things their instances represent in the real world | ![]() | |
should not be named after the internals of a computer system such as 'Record', 'Table', 'Data', 'Structure', or 'Information' | ![]() | |
data abstraction | groups the pieces of data that describe some entity, so that programmers can manipulate that data as a unit | ![]() |
helps a programmer to cope with the complexity of data | ![]() | |
hides the details of data | ![]() | |
module | has high cohesion if related aspects of a system are kept together in this module, and unrelated aspects are kept out | ![]() |
lacks side effects if it does not modify any data, and does not leave behind any information, other than its result, that would have an effect on other computations | ![]() | |
component | may perform a special-purpose function such as the user interface for a particular system | ![]() |
Kinds of object stream class :
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