The Silliest Line of Java Code Ever Written
The Silliest Line of Java Code Ever Written
In this episode of 'Tales from the Jar Side', we explore what could be the silliest line of Java code ever created. Using Java's modern features like records and local variable type inference (LVTI), we construct a bewilderingly silly line of code. We'll dive into a project that whimsically utilizes 'var' as a package name, a record name, a property name, and even a variable name. Watch as we push the limits of silliness, and see how this whimsical approach impacts code readability and maintenance. Join us for a fun and educational journey through Java's quirkiest possibilities!
00:00 Introduction to the Silliest Java Code
00:39 Setting Up the Silly Java Project
00:58 Creating the Var Record
01:51 Writing the Silly Test Class
03:06 Enhancing the Silliness with Static Factory Method
05:10 Final Thoughts and Maximum Silliness
06:08 Conclusion
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