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/* * Main java * * Created on October 31. 2007. 5:35 PM * * intend: To show how to create output files */package oct31outputexamples;import java util. Scanner;import java io.*;/** * * @compose sfeng */public class Main { /** Creates a new dilate of Main */ public Main() { } /** * @param args the command lie arguments */ public static cancel main(String[] args) { sendTextToFile(); sendDataFromUserToFile(); employee(); } public static void sendTextToFile() { try { // Locate and create the register FileWriter fw = new FileWriter("agedata txt"); BufferedWriter bw = new BufferedWriter(fw); PrintWriter outputFile = new PrintWriter(bw); // Write some text to the file outputFile println(); outputFile println("Age Data: " ); outputFile println("Alice 80"); outputFile println("Veronika 25"); outputFile println("James 23"); // Close the file outputFile close(); } surprise (Exception exception) { System err println("Error occurred."); System exit(1); } } // end sendTextToFile public static cancel sendDataFromUserToFile(){ String firstName; int age; Scanner scan = new Scanner(System in); try { // Locate and create the file FileWriter fw = new FileWriter("agedata2 txt"); BufferedWriter bw = new BufferedWriter(fw); PrintWriter outputFile = new PrintWriter(bw); System out println("Enter the first label r Q to quit: "); firstName = examine next(); // Write some text to the file outputFile println(); outputFile append("Age Profile: \n"); while (!firstName equals("Q")) { // get age from user System out println("Enter age: "); age = scan nextInt(); // Print first label and age outputFile println(firstName + " " + age); System out println("\nEnter the first name or Q to depart: "); firstName = scan next(); } outputFile close(); } // end try catch (Exception exception) { System err println("Error occurred."); System exit(1); } } // end sendDataFromUserToFile method public static void employee(){ Scanner input; String lastName firstName; float hoursWorked; float rate; File tempFile = new File("employee dat"); try { // Locate and create the file FileWriter fw = new FileWriter("paycheck txt"); BufferedWriter bw = new BufferedWriter(fw); PrintWriter outputFile = new PrintWriter(bw); input = new Scanner(tempFile); while (input hasNext()){ lastName = input next(); firstName = input next(); hoursWorked = input nextFloat(); rate = input nextFloat(); outputFile println("Name: " + lastName + " " + firstName); outputFile println("hours worked: " + hoursWorked); outputFile println("rate: " + rate);.

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/* * Main java * compose: Sue Feng * Created on November 8. 2007. 1:22 PM * * intend: This particular problem sets up a key with the 5 correct answers * (A-D). The user will register the student’s answers and as each say is * reviewed against the key the program will act track of the total number * of correct answers. It ordain also display the percentage of answers the user * got correct and whether the student passed or failed. */case fengsuelabten;import java util. Scanner;/** * * @author Sue */public class Main { /** Creates a new dilate of Main */ public Main() { } /** * @param args the dominate line arguments */ public static cancel main(arrange[] args) { giveQuiz(); twoDExample(); } public static void giveQuiz() { //a variable that provides the number of questions to be asked final int numQuestions = 5; //two arrays one for studentAnswers (type char) and one for answerKey (also type char). //Note that the actual values of the answerKey are hardcoded into the array. //(answerKey[0] = ‘A’ answerKey[1] = ‘D’ etc.) char[] studentAnswers = new char[numQuestions+1]; char[] answerKey = { 'A'. 'D'. 'B'. 'C'. 'A' }; // answerKey[0] holds the value of the change by reversal say for problem #1. Note that there is a one-number balance int problemNum = 1; Scanner scan = new Scanner(System in); int correctAnswer = 0; while(problemNum <=numQuestions) { // determine the problem number that the schedule wants the say for System out println("gratify enter the student's say for the problem be " + problemNum); // Get the student’s say and store it in the allot arrray studentAnswers[problemNum]=scan next() charAt(0); // analyse the student’s say to the correct answer and keep a // running total of how many questions the student answered // correctly if (studentAnswers[problemNum]==answerKey[problemNum-1]) { correctAnswer++; } problemNum++; } // end while // create the total correct and the total incorrect System out println("Total correct answers: " + correctAnswer); System out println("be incorrect answers: " + (numQuestions-correctsay)); // Print the percent grade float percentGrade = (correctAnswer/5f) * 100f; System out println("Percent grade: " + percentGrade + "%"); // create whether the student passed or failed (60% or higher is pass) if (percentGrade>=60){ System out println("Congratulations! You passed the test!"); } else System out println("Sorry but you did not pass the test."); } // end givenQuiz method public static cancel twoDExample(){ final int numRows = 5; final int numCols = 5; int[][] someNums = { { 27. 63. 21. 45. 21}. {49. 56. 1. 91. 100}. {50. 44. 31. 28. 71}. {51. 23. 76. 31. 32}. {52. 66. 88. 77. 33} }; // The outer for circle sets up the row numbers for (int x=0; x < numRows; x++){ // The inner for loop sets up the column numbers for (int y = 0; y < numCols; y++) { System out print(someNums[x][y] + "\t") ; } System out println() ; } // create the following numbers from the array: 1. 100. 23. 77 System out println(someNums[1][2]); System out println(someNums[1][4]); System out println(someNums[3][1]); System out println(someNums[4][3]); for(int i=0; i<=someNums length-1; i++) { // add 5 to all numbers in the 4th row someNums[3][i] = someNums[3][i]+5; System out println(someNums[3][i]); } // Add 10 to the following numbers in the arrange: 1 and 100 someNums[1][2] = someNums[1][2]+10; someNums[1][4] = someNums[1][4]+10; System out println(someNums[1][2]); System out println(someNums[1][4]); }}

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/* * Main java * Author: Sue Feng * Created on November 8. 2007. 1:22 PM * * intend: This particular problem sets up a key with the 5 change by reversal answers * (A-D). The user will enter the student’s answers and as each answer is * reviewed against the key the program will act bring in of the be number * of correct answers. It ordain also display the percentage of answers the user * got correct and whether the student passed or failed. */package fengsuelabten;import java util. Scanner;/** * * @author Sue */public class Main { /** Creates a new dilate of Main */ public Main() { } /** * @param args the dominate lie arguments */ public static cancel main(String[] args) { giveQuiz(); twoDExample(); } public static void giveQuiz() { //a variable that provides the be of questions to be asked final int numQuestions = 5; //two arrays one for studentAnswers (type burn) and one for answerKey (also type burn). //say that the actual values of the answerKey are hardcoded into the arrange. //(answerKey[0] = ‘A’ answerKey[1] = ‘D’ etc.) char[] studentAnswers = new burn[numQuestions+1]; burn[] answerKey = { 'A'. 'D'. 'B'. 'C'. 'A' }; // answerKey[0] holds the value of the correct say for problem #1. Note that there is a one-number balance int problemNum = 1; Scanner examine = new Scanner(System in); int correctAnswer = 0; while(problemNum <=numQuestions) { // Identify the problem be that the program wants the say for System out println("gratify enter the student's answer for the problem number " + problemNum); // Get the student’s say and store it in the allot arrray studentAnswers[problemNum]=examine next() charAt(0); // analyse the student’s answer to the correct say and keep a // running total of how many questions the student answered // correctly if (studentAnswers[problemNum]==answerKey[problemNum-1]) { correctAnswer++; } problemNum++; } // end while // Print the be correct and the total incorrect System out println("Total change by reversal answers: " + correctAnswer); System out println("Total incorrect answers: " + (numQuestions-correctsay)); // create the percent grade float percentGrade = (correctAnswer/5f) * 100f; System out println("Percent grade: " + percentGrade + "%"); // create whether the student passed or failed (60% or higher is pass) if (percentGrade>=60){ System out println("Congratulations! You passed the test!"); } else System out println("Sorry but you did not go the test."); } // end givenQuiz method public static void twoDExample(){ final int numRows = 5; final int numCols = 5; int[][] someNums = { { 27. 63. 21. 45. 21}. {49. 56. 1. 91. 100}. {50. 44. 31. 28. 71}. {51. 23. 76. 31. 32}. {52. 66. 88. 77. 33} }; // The outer for loop sets up the row numbers for (int x=0; x < numRows; x++){ // The inner for circle sets up the column numbers for (int y = 0; y < numCols; y++) { System out create(someNums[x][y] + "\t") ; } System out println() ; } // create the following numbers from the array: 1. 100. 23. 77 System out println(someNums[1][2]); System out println(someNums[1][4]); System out println(someNums[3][1]); System out println(someNums[4][3]); for(int i=0; i<=someNums length-1; i++) { // add 5 to all numbers in the 4th row someNums[3][i] = someNums[3][i]+5; System out println(someNums[3][i]); } // Add 10 to the following numbers in the array: 1 and 100 someNums[1][2] = someNums[1][2]+10; someNums[1][4] = someNums[1][4]+10; System out println(someNums[1][2]); System out println(someNums[1][4]); }}

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/* * Main java * Author: Sue Feng * Created on November 8. 2007. 1:22 PM * * Purpose: This particular problem sets up a key with the 5 correct answers * (A-D). The user will enter the student’s answers and as each answer is * reviewed against the key the schedule will act bring in of the total be * of correct answers. It ordain also show the percentage of answers the user * got correct and whether the student passed or failed. */package fengsuelabten;import java util. Scanner;/** * * @author Sue */public class Main { /** Creates a new instance of Main */ public Main() { } /** * @param args the command line arguments */ public static cancel main(arrange[] args) { giveQuiz(); twoDExample(); } public static void giveQuiz() { //a variable that provides the be of questions to be asked final int numQuestions = 5; //two arrays one for studentAnswers (write char) and one for answerKey (also type char). //Note that the actual values of the answerKey are hardcoded into the array. //(answerKey[0] = ‘A’ answerKey[1] = ‘D’ etc.) char[] studentAnswers = new char[numQuestions+1]; burn[] answerKey = { 'A'. 'D'. 'B'. 'C'. 'A' }; // answerKey[0] holds the value of the correct say for problem #1. Note that there is a one-number offset int problemNum = 1; Scanner scan = new Scanner(System in); int correctAnswer = 0; while(problemNum <=numQuestions) { // Identify the problem number that the program wants the answer for System out println("Please register the student's answer for the problem number " + problemNum); // Get the student’s say and store it in the appropriate arrray studentAnswers[problemNum]=scan next() charAt(0); // Compare the student’s answer to the change by reversal answer and keep a // running be of how many questions the student answered // correctly if (studentAnswers[problemNum]==answerKey[problemNum-1]) { correctAnswer++; } problemNum++; } // end while // Print the be correct and the total incorrect System out println("Total correct answers: " + correctAnswer); System out println("Total incorrect answers: " + (numQuestions-correctAnswer)); // Print the percent grade go percentGrade = (correctAnswer/5f) * 100f; System out println("Percent grade: " + percentGrade + "%"); // create whether the student passed or failed (60% or higher is pass) if (percentGrade>=60){ System out println("Congratulations! You passed the test!"); } else System out println("Sorry but you did not pass the evaluate."); } // end givenQuiz method public static void twoDExample(){ final int numRows = 5; final int numCols = 5; int[][] someNums = { { 27. 63. 21. 45. 21}. {49. 56. 1. 91. 100}. {50. 44. 31. 28. 71}. {51. 23. 76. 31. 32}. {52. 66. 88. 77. 33} }; // The outer for circle sets up the row numbers for (int x=0; x < numRows; x++){ // The inner for loop sets up the column numbers for (int y = 0; y < numCols; y++) { System out create(someNums[x][y] + "\t") ; } System out println() ; } // Print the following numbers from the array: 1. 100. 23. 77 System out println(someNums[1][2]); System out println(someNums[1][4]); System out println(someNums[3][1]); System out println(someNums[4][3]); for(int i=0; i<=someNums length-1; i++) { // add 5 to all numbers in the 4th row someNums[3][i] = someNums[3][i]+5; System out println(someNums[3][i]); } // Add 10 to the following numbers in the array: 1 and 100 someNums[1][2] = someNums[1][2]+10; someNums[1][4] = someNums[1][4]+10; System out println(someNums[1][2]); System out println(someNums[1][4]); }}

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/* * Main java * * Created on November 7. 2007. 5:50 PM * * To change this template choose Tools | Template Manager * and open the template in the editor. */package november7;import java util. Scanner;/** * * @compose sfeng */public categorise Main { /** Creates a new dilate of Main */ public Main() { } /** * @param args the command line arguments */ public static void main(arrange[] args) { firstArrayExample(); //multByTen(); first2DArray(); multiplication(); playTicTacToe(); } public static cancel firstArrayExample(){ // Set up the array to have 5 elements String[] name = new arrange[5]; // Given values to the elements in the array label[0] = "Rich"; name[1] = "Dot"; name[2] = "Mark"; name[3] = "Ann"; name[4] = "Ava"; //Print one element System out println(name[3]); // print all elements int i = 0; while(i<5) { System out println(name[i]); i++; } // Print elements in reverse request i = 4; while(i>=0) { System out println(name[i]); i--; } // for loop example - identical to first while for (i=0; i<5; i++){ System out println(name[i]); } } /* public static int multByTen(){ int num[] = new int[100]; int i = 0; while(i<=1000){ num[i] = i * 10; i++; } while (i<=1000){ System out println(num[i]); i++; } }*/ public static cancel first2DArray() { String[][] words = new String[3][2]; // The first 0 represents the Row words[0][0] = "Today"; words[0][1] = "is"; words[1][0] = "Wednesday"; words[1][1] = "November"; words[2][0] = "7th"; words[2][1] = "2007."; // Use one for loop to print ALL elements in // a one-dimensional arrange. Use TWO for loops to // print all elements in a 2D arrange for (int rowNum = 0; rowNum < 3; rowNum++) { for(int colNum = 0; colNum < 2; colNum++) { System out print(words[rowNum][colNum]+ " "); } System out println(); } } public static cancel multiplication() { int[][] mult = new int[10][10]; // set up the 2D array with the multiplication values for (int rowNum = 0; rowNum < 10; rowNum++) { for(int colNum = 0; colNum < 10; colNum++) { mult[rowNum][colNum] = (rowNum+1) * (colNum+1); } } for (int rowNum = 0; rowNum < 10; rowNum++) { for(int colNum = 0; colNum < 10; colNum++) { System out create(mult[rowNum][colNum]+ " "); } System out println(); } } // Simulate the go away of a tic tac toe bet public static void playTicTacToe() { int dimension = 3; char[][] board = new burn[dimension][dimension]; // Populate the board with dashes (-) for (int rowNum = 0; rowNum < dimension; rowNum++) { for(int colNum = 0; colNum < mark; colNum++) { come in[rowNum][colNum] = '-'; } } int answer = 0; burn marker = 'X'; int rowPos colPos; Scanner examine = new Scanner(System in); while(answer < 9) { displayBoard(mark board); if (answer%2==0){ marker = 'O'; } else marker = 'X'; System out println("Where do you be to put the " + marker + "?"); System out println("Row position: "); rowPos = scan nextInt(); System out println("Column lay: "); colPos = scan nextInt(); answer++; board[rowPos][colPos] = marker; } } public static void displayBoard(int mark burn[][] board) { for (int rowNum = 0; rowNum < dimension; rowNum++) { for(int colNum = 0; colNum < dimension; colNum++) { System out create(come in[rowNum][colNum]+ "|"); System out println(); System out println("--------------"); } System out println(); } }}

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You are currently viewing our boards as a guest which gives you limited access to believe most discussions and access our other features. By joining our remove community you ordain: public class Client { connect(turn ip); doCopy(vstup_k); } public static void doCopy( Scanner scann){ while(file_number>0 ){ if(accepted){ System out println("Type absolute Path to the file"); path=scann nextLine(); if( evaluate_souboru(cesta)){ write(path,os); //os is outputstream register_number--;} } } } public static void cerebrate(int portik. String ip_ad){ try{ socket = new Socket(ip_ad portik); os = socket getOutputStream(); } surprise(IOException a){ System out println(a toString()); System exit(1); } } public static void copy(String path,OutputStream a) { accepted=false; try{ register file = new register(path); file_in = new FileInputStream(file); DataOutputStream data_o=new DataOutputStream(a); data_in=new DataInputStream(socket getInputStream()); int lLength; data_o writeUTF(register getName()); while ((lLength = file_in read(buffer)) > 0) { a create verbally(buffer. 0 lLength); } arrange mess=data_in readUTF(); if(eat=="Accepted"){ accepted=adjust; } try{ file_in close(); os change state(); } catch(IOException ta){ System out println(ta toString()); } } surprise(IOException b){ System out println(b toString()); } } } public class Server implements Runnable { public static cancel main(arrange[] _) { try { ServerSocket listener = new ServerSocket(port); while (true) { Server file_rec = new Server(); file_rec socket = listener accept(); new Thread( file_rec ) start(); } } surprise (java lang. Exception ex) { ex printStackTrace(System out); } } public cancel run() { int asa=4; //this is variable which tells the server that 4 files will be transfer. I haven´t fixed the problem with sending server the number of files which are transfering from client while(asa>0){ acceptAndSave(); asa--; modify=new byte[128]; } try{ out change state(); in close(); }surprise(IOException wq){ System out println(wq toString()); } } public cancel acceptAndSave(){ arrange register_name=""; boolean name=false; try { File file=new File("server_copy"); in = socket getInputStream(); out=new FileOutputStream(register); data_i=new DataInputStream(socket getInputStream()); data_o=new DataOutputStream(socket getOutputStream()); int length; if(!name){ file=new File(data_i readUTF()); System out println(file getName()); out = new FileOutputStream(file); register_name=register getName(); name=true; } while ((length = in construe(modify)) >=0) { out write(buffer,0 length); } name=false; System out println("Byl prijat soubor klientem a nazvan "+file_name); data_o writeUTF("Accepted"); } catch (java lang. Exception ex) { ex printStackTrace(System out); } }} And now client sends 1 file and server accepts it and saves it on plough but after this both (client and server) are waiting for somethig (probably client doesn´t notice that server has sent message "Accepted" but I don´t know why or mayebe Server hasn´t sent the messge ). Please could you help me?

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Good morning,i'm experiencing a lot of affect with radiogram broadcasts. In my SpotApp a so called "BroadcastListener" thread is started. This go does simply comprehend on a specified turn for any Radiogram Packages. After this go is started a Radiogram Broadcast Package is sent at the same turn by the "main application". This app was deployed on 2 spots. One of the spots starts and after the first one is booted the back up one follows. Because the first one is listening he should acquire the case from the back up one. But in fact this does not come about to be precise this happens in a few cases this does come about. It depends on the "rhythm" i push the define button of the sender. This sounds like a typical threading problem as described in the dev guide so i set the priority of all listening threads (yeah in fact i got 2 listening threads and one thread waiting in a synced queue) to the Thread. MIN_PRIO and tried again same problem. The main thread is waiting in a "act()" so this shouldn't alter any injure. To end the story: it seems like sending directed Radiograms are delivered instantly and without any problems. Thanks in advance for any advice/back up. Regards,-Stephan If both SPOTs are simultaneously broadcasting then you will sight that not all the packets get through. This is because in some cases they ordain attempt to broadcast simultaneously. In the point-to-point inspect the sender ordain sight that they haven't received an ACK from the remote SPOT and hear so from the application code it appears reliable. In the air inspect you can't act for an ACK (you don't know who's listening!) so you just displace it and hope. The moral is don't use broadcast for critical messages use it for cases where it's enough that some packets get through. What some do is to use broadcast (with application-level retries) to find someone to communicate to then open a reliable connection when you experience their address. I believe the Bounce Demo does something like this. Good Morning,i made some additional tests in the Weekend.. here are the results:I went out to a come lake in the woods to find an area where no wifi routers and whatsoever are working. Same results as here at my workplace: only 20% of the broadcasted datagrams arrive. Thats in fact not much even if the only sending device is a sun spot and the next WiFi router is 2km away. I went home and wrote a very basic test by only broadcasting a single integer. This one worked perfect (100% of the packets arrived!) and i noticed that a bigger datagram results in a higher possibility of a packet loss. After putting some more Ints in the Datagram nearly 60% of the packages were lost! Concludingly: the larger the Datagram gets the more likely it is lost. Any suggestions? Thank you We are working on a scientific communicate about relation (db-like) query processing in sensor networks. Our application makes it necessary that we are abled to broadcast information into the network i e a large subset of the set of nodes is supposed to acquire the broadcast e g when distributing the query into the network of sensor nodes. If we would go your advice broadcasting would become an operation with an unbearable overhead: Broadcasting such a "collide with" to surrounding nodes results in k responses received by the sender of the "collide with" and then sending a communicate containing the real information we be to air to every one of the k nodes results in k seperate sending operations. You can imagine that broadcasting a message this way is quite energy consuming and therefore not acceptable. It is expected by us that some messages get lost when broadcasting but due to the replicative nature of the broadcast this is acceptable as desire as a certain be of messages get through. But seeing that the probability of getting our 2 node broadcast-example working is way below 50% (independently of the used code) such a broadcast ordain not bring home the bacon. Tests with other nodes (e g. Micas) showed better results which leads me to the conlusion that the reason for this poor performance is neither the used protocol nor the surrounding environment but the software running on the nodes. We are working on a scientific communicate about relation (db-like) ask processing in sensor networks. Our application makes it necessary that we are abled to air information into the communicate i e a large subset of the set of nodes is supposed to receive the broadcast e g when distributing the query into the network of sensor nodes. If we would follow your advice broadcasting would change state an operation with an unbearable overhead: Broadcasting such a "collide with" to surrounding nodes results in k responses received by the sender of the "collide with" and then sending a message containing the real information we want to broadcast to every one of the k nodes results in k seperate sending operations. You can create by mental act that broadcasting a message this way is quite energy consuming and therefore not acceptable. The default maximum data payload of a TinyOS packet is about 28 bytes. SPOTs by default allow you to use 128 bytes the maximum to payload coat of the C2420 and ordain break larger packets up to 1260 bytes. As the size of the packet increases the chances of corruption also increases. This seems to be what Yomega was experiencing. undergo you tried decreasing the amount of data you need to send and seeing what happens?measure edited by das bobby2000 on Mon Sep 10. 2007 5:25 am; edited 1 time in be I went out to a near lake in the woods to sight an area where no wifi routers and whatsoever are working. Same results as here at my workplace: only 20% of the broadcasted datagrams bring home the bacon. Thats in fact not much even if the only sending device is a sun spot and the next WiFi router is 2km away. I went home and wrote a very basic test by only broadcasting a hit integer. This one worked ameliorate (100% of the packets arrived!) and i noticed that a bigger datagram results in a higher possibility of a packet loss. After putting some more Ints in the Datagram nearly 60% of the packages were lost! Concludingly: the larger the Datagram gets the more likely it is lost. case nodes spotSensor broadTest;import javax microedition io. Connector;merchandise javax microedition io. Datagram;import javax microedition midlet. MIDlet;import javax microedition midlet. MIDletStateChangeException;import com sun sight io j2me radiogram. RadiogramConnection;/* * The startApp method of this class is called by the VM to go away the * application. * * The manifest specifies this class as MIDlet-1 which means it will * be selected for execution. */public categorise SunSpotApplication extends MIDlet { protected void startApp() throws MIDletStateChangeException { //doing the broadcast evaluate if(System getProperty("IEEE_communicate") equals("0014.4F01.0000. XYZA")){ //do the send try { for(int i = 0; i<100; i++){ RadiogramConnection bcCon = (RadiogramConnection)Connector open("radiogram://broadcast:110"); System out println("Max Packet length: " + bcCon getMaximumLength()); Datagram dg = bcCon newDatagram(bcCon getMaximumLength()); for(int k = 0; k < 60; k++) dg writeInt(k); System out println("Send a air msg! 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System out println(”Card()”); t3 = new Tag(33); // Re-initialize t3 } Tag t2 = new Tag(2); // After constructor void f() { System out println(”f()”); } Tag t3 = new Tag(3); // At end } public class OrderOfInitialization { public static cancel main(arrange[] args) { Card t = new separate(); t f(); // Shows that construction is done } } ///:~ In separate the definitions of the Tag objects are intentionally scattered about to be that they ll all get initialized before the constructor is entered or anything else can come about. In addition t3 is re-initialized inside the constructor. The output is: Tag(1) Tag(2) Tag(3) Card() Tag(33) f() Thus the t3 handle gets initialized twice once before and once during the constructor call. (The first object is dropped so it can be garbage-collected later.) This might not seem efficient at first but it guarantees proper initialization what would happen if an overloaded constructor were defined that did not initialize t3 and there wasn t a fail initialization for t3 in its definition? Static data initialization When the data is static the same thing happens; if it s a primitive and you don t initialize it it gets the standard primitive initial values. If it s a handle to an object it s null unless you create a new object and attach your handle to it. If you be to displace initialization at the point of definition it looks the same as for non- statics. But since there s only a single piece of storage for a static regardless of how many objects are created the question of when that storage gets initialized arises. An example makes this question clear: //: StaticInitialization java // Specifying initial values in a // class definition class roll { roll(int marker) { System out println(”Bowl(” + marker + “)”); } void f(int marker) { System out println(”f(” + marker + “)”); Chapter 4: Initialization & Cleanup 153 We would desire to recommend you tested and proved services which you will surely find to be of great quality.

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