Even beginning Java developers are aware of the utility of the Object.toString() method that is available to all instances of Java classes and can be overridden to provide useful details regarding ...

The toString () method returns the String representation of the object. If you print any object, Java compiler internally invokes the toString () method on the object.

While languages like Ruby provide the pertinent information you need, why can't Java provide a decent, useable, toString() method right out of the box?

toString () Method When we print out Objects, we often see a String that is not very helpful in determining what the Object represents. In the last lesson, we saw that when we printed our Store ...

ActionScript 3.0 includes many object-oriented features that have an obvious Java-like syntax , but there are some nuances of ActionScript 's object-oriented support that are not so Java-like.