Thursday, August 04, 2005
Common Java Coding Errors
When we are new to a programming language, we tend to commit the same errors over and over. New Java programmers tend to be fond of throwing NullPointerExceptions. This exception is caused when an object's attributes or methods are referenced before the object is instantiated--or after the object has been set to null. Here are more common errors to look out for in your code
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