Campbell Ritchie

Welcome to the Ranch I shall add this discussion to our books forum.

That JLS section sounds like a section I have heard about (probably in JLS ch 17) saying that the JVM is allowed to alter the order of execution of lines (in the original code) provided the semantics of the whole program do not change.

Congratulations, all four of you, and thanks to MR for answering so many questions

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If you look here and search for page 631, I think you will find the same error, but it doesn't seem to be recorded for the Java21 and Java17 editions.

Please supply a page number, and have a look in the errata on this site. I think I have seen that erratum reported before, but couldn't find it today.

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Welcome to the Ranch Good to see you promoting your book so avidly.

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Link. It seems to be a way to write Java® and have something appear on screen rendered as HTML5. I don't know anything about it myself.

Please show us the annotations. Moving you to our Spring forum, since this appears not to be a direct Java® problem.

Where did you initialise userService?

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Mike Simmons wrote:. . . This omits the fact . . .

Might have, if I had actually remembered that bit . For the kinds of small numbers we looked at, the leftmost sixteen bits would all be 0s, which means rehashing wouldn't have made any difference to the final outcome.

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