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Java Class Q&A » class name » access 

1. How can a class access its own classname?    stackoverflow.com

I use an java application which generates a class dynamically. Via an ant script the source code will be produced for a give classname and a class template. In the template for ...

2. Difference between accessing static instance variables using the keyword this and Class name    stackoverflow.com

I have got the following java class. When I am calling the login method in my constructor, I access the static instance variable username using the class name, and the static ...

3. Accessing a class with the exact same name    stackoverflow.com

I have a tricky question and I'm not sure if it is even possible in Java. I'm in the following situation: I got a class A that uses another class, let's call ...

4. IllegalAccessError:class cannot access its superinterface     stackoverflow.com

I have class Assembly implementing IAssembly. I see following error when starting the application

Caused by: java.lang.IllegalAccessError: class <Assembly > cannot access its superinterface <IAssembly>
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5. How To access a class that has same name as an inner class ?    coderanch.com

Hi all, Is it possible to to access ABC class (not the inner one) from InClassTest provided that InClassTest has an inner class called ABC public class InClassTest { public InClassTest() { } public void makePrint() { ABC a = new ABC(); a.doPrint(); } public static void main (String[] args) { new InClassTest().makePrint(); } class ABC{ public void doPrint() { System.out.println("hello ...

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