Common Java problems when developing with Android
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The document discusses common Java problems encountered while coding for the Android platform, emphasizing the importance of understanding generics and raw types. It provides advice on handling these issues, such as proper constructor documentation and utilizing the Java compiler's static analysis tools for error detection. The text also highlights the significance of logging for effective app testing and development.
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- 1. Software Engineering Large Practical Common Java problems when coding for Android and advice for dealing with them Stephen Gilmore School of Informatics, University of Edinburgh October 24th, 2012 Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical
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- 5. Quick fix: a bad suggestion Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical
- 6. Check the constructor documentation Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical
- 7. Check the class documentation Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical
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- 9. Type parameter added, 6 warnings Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical
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- 17. T extends Adapter doesn’t work Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical
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- 29. Don’t forget to add logging . . . ng Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical