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Sat, 21 Jun 2003
Promote robust code
Don't use toString().
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You can't boil it down to that one line advice dude.
So does that mean I can't do this?
LOG.debug(obj)
(where the jvm calls toString on the object)?
You mean, don't explicitly call toString() right?
Maybe thinking a bit before you put something online would be a good thing.
Posted by no one at Mon Jul 14 07:58:35 2003
So does that mean I can't do this?
LOG.debug(obj)
(where the jvm calls toString on the object)?
You mean, don't explicitly call toString() right?
Maybe thinking a bit before you put something online would be a good thing.
Posted by no one at Mon Jul 14 07:58:35 2003
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