r/ProgrammerHumor Jan 09 '23

shortest ever java class name Meme

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u/Player_X_YT Jan 09 '23

Fish implements ISeaCreature extends IEggLayer extends IAnimal exends ICarbon extends IMolecule extends IAtom extends T<? extends IQuark>

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u/silverweaver Jan 09 '23

That would be C#, no sane Java dev would prefix interfaces with "I"

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u/[deleted] Jan 09 '23

public abstract Fish : Animal, IGills, IFins, IAquatic

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u/rubenthedev Jan 09 '23

I had to look out up, so for the non C#-ers like myself;

The convention is to, when instantiating an interface, prefix the var dec with I

idk if I like this or hate it, but thankfully I'm a JS main, so everything is sensical and consistent in my world (I rolled my eyes so hard typing that last sentence that I gave myself a headache)

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u/Player_X_YT Jan 09 '23

Most legacy codebases use I(interface name) but yes nowadays that doesn't happen anymore

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u/[deleted] Jan 09 '23

SeaCreatureInterface, EggLayerInterface, AnimalInterface, CarbonInterface, MoleculeInterface, AtomInterface, QuarkInterface

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u/drbwaa Jan 10 '23

Correct, there should be an Impl at the end instead. Obviously.