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Hello People

Please suggest me the use of passing class reference in a method

Here is the sample code from class A


And, then when it is called inside class C, it is referred to as ,


where B is another class



Please give your suggestions on this

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Please give your suggestions on this



You want us to guess on what your code does? And why it needs a class object?

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Henry Wong wrote:You want us to guess on what your code does? And why it needs a class object?


I think it's more a case of they want someone to do their homework for them. This question has been posted on other Java forums.
 
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Thank you, Tony, for noticing that. Please, Nek Thomas, look at this FAQ.
 
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Thanks for your reply

Yes, I did post to other forums first, but after not getting suitable response I decided to post on javaranch



Please give your suggestions on this topic about use of Class Object in this particular example
 
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Please give your suggestions on this topic about use of Class Object in this particular example



I don't get it. It's your code. Why don't you tell us why you need to do SQL on a Java class?

If I had to guess, maybe something related to reflection needs to be done, and it also needs some data from a DB?

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Nek, you can pass a Class object to a method, there's no problem with that.
Your example is correct provided you know what you're doing.

What is your question?
 
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Thanks for your suggestions

I have questions about the use of passing .class as a reference anywhere. And, please give suggestions of usage of .class in java code


 
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There are a couple of articles on reflection on java.sun.com:
  • Reflection API Tutorial
  • Advanced Language Topics: Using Java Reflection

  • They both have sample code using class objects.
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