El java

el java

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>1 function
>4x new
peak pajeet

can anyone explain to me why switch statements are being used over if-then-else in this example? or am I an idiot?

do the needful sir

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>switch with only a single case
>twice

>el java
jeetava

its a jeet code lol dont take it serious

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What does @override do?

it overrides
like if you have a class you wanna instantiate but one of the methods is niggerlicious and you don't like it, then you can override it so that when you call that method, it uses your new code instead of the niggerlicious old code

similar thing here except ActionListener is an interface (aka a class with methods headers but no meat and potatoes) so you always have to override the methods

just pajeet things

fking horrible

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So if you don't write @override it ignores the entire listener?

NBTInputStream nbtStream = new NBTInputStream(new GZIPInputStream(new FileInputStream(createCanonicalFile(Fin))))

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Ifelse is niggerlicious

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getState could be tied to a few of macros (e.g. DONE, INITIAL, ERROR) that can be implemented for later (or not at all). I prefer to use switch when possible, looks cleaner.