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There's a rule in the preprocessor to prevent infinite recursion: only replace each symbol once. The first time it encounters 'true', it's replaced with 'false'. The first time it encounters 'false, it's replace with 'true'. It's already seen 'true', so it throws up its hands. The consequence of this rule is that cycles of #defines don't do anything. Edit: Well, that's only true if there aren't other symbols introduc…
Ah .. Makes sense. Thanks.
Goverment => Java Privacy => Private Method Public Alarm => ...
I have to say, for me private methods and fields are not a security thing. They are a way to keep the public interface clean and only confront the user with the information they need.
I have to say, for me private methods and fields are not a security thing. They are a way to keep the public interface clean and only confront the user with the information they need.
And that's the problem.
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Having worked on both telephones and nuclear reactors, I can say for sure they have nothing in common.
They're both the subject of vast public ignorance in regard to the hazards. :D
In a global header long time ago, a friend of mine (and big "C" lover) did this to his best buddy once (a C++ and especially boost lover): #define class struct #define private public #define protected public
The image halted immediately.
Does Java have something similar to .Net's reflection?
I have to say, for me private methods and fields are not a security thing. They are a way to keep the public interface clean and only confront the user with the information they need.
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This actually reminded me of Apple...
The difference between phones, and all other products, is that phones don't work unless you're currently in a business relationship with some telecom or another. It's a bit more like selling someone a nuclear reactor—they're beholden to your rules as long as they have no other source of fissile materials.
This article was about something totally unrelated.
I am pretty sure this can be defeated without taking private out. Reflection will get you there with the security checking turned off.