Hai hello, i have doubt about instanceof method... please explain me how instanceof method works in java... please explain with example
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Hai hello, i have doubt about instanceof method... please explain me how instanceof method works in java... please explain with example
Last edited by sindhu; August 28th, 2013 at 01:16 PM. Reason: missed while asking doubt
Re: java
The instanceof keyword is not a method.
What has google told you?
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The instanceof is a operator that allows you determine the type of an object
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k fine thank u... got to know its an operator... i think it tells the object of other class which contains...
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can please give the example
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k fine thank u... got to know its an operator... i think it tells the object of other class which contains
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Please see the link in my signature on asking questions the smart way, then try again.
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