SE450: Lecture 8 (Object Creation) [0/32]

Constructors: Object Construction [1/32]

Constructors: this constructors [2/32]

Constructors: super constructors [3/32]

Clone: Deep versus Shallow [4/32]

Clone: Clone is magic [5/32]

Clone: clone() [6/32]

Clone: Full examples [7/32]

Clone: Prototype Pattern [8/32]

Serialization: Basics [9/32]

Serialization: Dealing with references [10/32]

Serialization: Transient Fields [11/32]

Serialization: Customization [12/32]

Serialization: Forbidding Serialization [13/32]

Singleton: Static class [14/32]

Singleton: (Polymorphic) Singleton [15/32]

Singleton: Lazy Instantiation [16/32]

Singleton: Often the singleton is public [17/32]

Singleton: Often the singleton is public [18/32]

Singleton: Often the singleton is public [19/32]

Singleton: Often the singleton is public [20/32]

Singleton: Be careful not to use a singleton it is created [21/32]

Singleton: Cloning and serialization [22/32]

Enumerations: Type-safe Enumeration [23/32]

Enumerations: Enumeration with polymorphic methods [24/32]

Factory: Shapes [25/32]

Factory: Static Factory Method [26/32]

Factory: Benefit [27/32]

Factory: Static Factory Class [28/32]

Factory: Polymorphic Factory Class [29/32]

Factory: Polymorphic Factory Method [30/32]

Factory: Overdesign? [31/32]

Flyweighting a factory: Keeping object references unique [32/32]