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Mam książkę Java podstawy wydanie VIII i jak teraz czytam o tworzeniu aplikacji okienkowych to autor pisze żeby pisać (nie wyjaśniając zbytnio dlaczego): public static void main(String[] args) { EventQueue.invokeLater(new Runnable() { public void run() { .......................................... } }); } I tak jest w każdym jego kodzie aplikacji okienkowej. Tak się normalnie pisze w javie tworząc aplikacje okienkowe czy się to pomija i wykorzystuje tylko jak tworzymy aplikację wielowątkową ?
Daje kod klasy: import java.util.ArrayList; import java.util.Iterator; /** * A simple model of an auction. * The auction maintains a list of lots of arbitrary length. * @author David J. Barnes and Michael Kolling. * @version 2003.10.06 */ public class Auction { // The list of Lots in this auction. private ArrayList lots; // The number that will be given to the next lot entered // into this auction. private int nextLotNumber; /** * Create a new auction. */ public Auction() { lots = new ArrayList(); nextLotNumber = 1; } /** * Enter a new lot into the auction. * Lots can only by entered into the auction by an * Auction object. * @param description A description of the lot. */ public void getUnsold() { } public void enterLot(String description) { lots.add(new Lot(nextLotNumber, description)); nextLotNumber++; } /** * Show the full list of lots in this auction. */ public void showLots() { Iterator it = lots.iterator(); while(it.hasNext()) { Lot lot = (Lot) it.next(); System.out.println(lot.toString()); } } /** * Bid for a lot. * A message indicating whether the bid is successful or not * is printed. * @param number The lot number being bid for. * @param bidder The person bidding for the lot. * @param value The value of the bid. */ public void bidFor(int lotNumber, Person bidder, long value) { Lot selectedLot = getLot(lotNumber); if(selectedLot != null) { if(selectedLot.bidFor(new Bid(bidder, value))) { System.out.println(The bid for lot number + lotNumber + was successful.); } else { System.out.println(Lot number: + lotNumber + already has a bid of: + selectedLot.getHighestBid().getValue()); } } } /** * Return the lot with the given number. Return null * if a lot with this number does not exist. * @param lotNumber The number of the lot to return. */ public Lot getLot(int lotNumber) { if((lotNumber = 1) (lotNumber nextLotNumber)) { // The number seems to be reasonable. Lot selectedLot = (Lot) lots.get(lotNumber - 1); // Include a confidence check to be sure we have the // right lot. if(selectedLot.getNumber() != lotNumber) { System.out.println(Internal error: + Wrong lot returned. + Number: + lotNumber); } return selectedLot; } else { System.out.println(Lot number: + lotNumber + does not exist.); return null; } } } Moje pytanie jest odnośnie metody: public void showLots() { Iterator it = lots.iterator(); while(it.hasNext()) { Lot lot = (Lot) it.next(); System.out.println(lot.toString()); } co to jest to Lot lot = (Lot) (Lot) - wiem , że to jest casting i pokazanie o który obiekt nam chodzi, ale o co biega z tym Lot lot na początku? Może ktoś ma jakiś artykuł albo zna odpowiedź. Proszę o pomoc i dziękuje za odpowiedź.

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