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Are "easier to search for the interface" and "avoid yo-yo to interface to find implementations to fix bugs" reasons to add prefix "I" on interfaces?
According to Should interface names begin with an "I" prefix?, I should not add prefix "I" to interfaces. However, I think prefix "I" in interface may be useful sometimes....
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Should function names describe their parameter types?
If you wish to perform the same action using different parameters, you can either make differently named functions:
public Apple findAppleById(long id){
return repo.findById(id);
}
public Apple ...
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In Java 8, is it stylistically better to use method reference expressions or methods returning an implementation of the functional interface?
Java 8 added the concept of functional interfaces, as well as numerous new methods that are designed to take functional interfaces. Instances of these interfaces can be succinctly created using ...
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How to deal with Classes having the same name (different packages)
Me and my R&D team maintain a large codebase. We've divided our business logic into multiple packages. some of which have classes with identical names.
As you can guess, the names conflict when ...
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What are the benefits of prefixing function parameter names with p*?
I often see projects (in Java projects and teams using Eclipse) that prefix function parameters with p.
For example
public void filter (Result pResult) ...
I personally don't see any benefit in ...
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