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| How to Know Whether an Object with Specified Name Exists For a Class are not HI Folks, Suppose say Class ("DaniWeb") Contains 3 Objects 1.SunSystems 2.Microsoft 3.Yahoo Now user has entered an Object name suppose say (Yahoo) .. and we need to confirm if the User Specified object exists in that class are not , if not we have to create an object with the User specified name ..? Plz help me anyone with code .. Hope U understand my point |
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| Re: How to Know Whether an Object with Specified Name Exists For a Class are not not kidding man if u know how to write code show me that Quote:
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| Re: How to Know Whether an Object with Specified Name Exists For a Class are not I know how to write code, but I have (as I stated earlier) not the slightest clue as to what you mean. if you are trying to do what I think you're trying to do: I doubt it's possible to let the user choose at runtime the name of the variables, since they have to be declared within the .java file. |
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