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How do objects hold references to other objects?
Objects in Java hold references to other objects via fields. In Java, an object can hold a reference…
View Card →Why is 'this' keyword important?
'this' refers to the current instance of the class. The 'this' keyword helps distinguish between class fields and…
View Card →How can methods affect object interactions?
Methods define the behaviors and interactions of objects. Methods allow objects to perform actions and interact with each…
View Card →How do shared references affect object design?
Shared references can lead to unintended side effects and design complexity. In a store model, if multiple CartItems…
View Card →What role do fields play in a Java class?
Fields store the state and data of an object. Fields in a class hold data that defines the…
View Card →Why does setting a reference to null matter in practice?
Setting a reference to null removes its connection to the object, making it eligible for garbage collection. When…
View Card →Why use composition over inheritance in object design?
Composition provides better flexibility and encapsulation. In a store model, a Cart can use composition to hold CartItems,…
View Card →How do you ensure shared objects are not accidentally modified?
Use immutability or defensive copying to prevent accidental modifications. Immutability ensures an object's state cannot change after creation,…
View Card →What happens when you reassign an object reference?
Reassigning a reference points it to a new object, leaving the old object unchanged. Reassigning an object reference…
View Card →How do objects interact in a store model?
Objects interact by holding references to each other, forming relationships. In an e-commerce store, a Cart object might…
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