How best to write the inheritance of a java class?

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How best to write the inheritance of a java class?

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Good time of day.

class Parent {} .... Parent p = new Parent() { public void Hello() {} }

Do I understand correctly that this creates a new anonymous class? If Yes, then you'll be Technicals (memory, time, etc.) from the ordinary?

class Parent {} class Child extends Parent { public void Hello() {} }

asked May 21, 2019 by mix-9 | 8 views

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sergey-gornostaev · Answer 1 · 2019-05-25T07:10:38+0000

No, not different. In both cases the compiler will keep class files are completely identical bytecode. The only difference is that in the first case, the compiler will generate a class named Imamnazarova$Порядковый_номер_внутреннего_класса.

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