\nFoooooooooooooom.
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<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Work today was actually really interesting and fun… and the day went by rather quickly too, which was awesome.
\nI spent the day working on some JUnit tests. In the process, I feel like I learned a lot more about how the system as a whole works… I mean, I’m still asking a lot of questions of other people, but at least my questions now aren’t idiotic questions, but are actually decently put-together and whatnot.
\nAlso, I learned that Java reflection is horrible and can do amazingly bad things… for example, you can access a class’ private variables indirectly through reflection (I needed to access a private boolean in a certain instance, and modifying that code would have been less than ideal).
\nEw. Ew. Ew.
\nAt least it was nicer than what I was doing before, which involed multiple runtime casts and a stack of something like 8 method calls, along with hardcoded values.<\/p>\n
Um, yeah.
\nFoooooooooooooom.
\n<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Work today was actually really interesting and fun… and the day went by rather quickly too, which was awesome. I spent the day working on some JUnit tests. In the process, I feel like I learned a lot more about … Continue reading