To instantiate objects, in most object-oriented languages, including Java, Ruby, and C++, we use operator new(). Well, unless we use static factory methods, which we don't use because they are evil. Even though it looks so easy to make a new object any time we need it, I would recommend to be more careful with this rather toxic operator.
[image error]The Gift (2015) by Joel Edgerton
I'm sure you understand that the problem with this operator is that it couples objects, making testing and reuse ve...
Published on January 01, 2018 16:00