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Reflection in Java
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Reflection in Java

Learn about Java Reflection advanced capabilitieis
Created bylife michael
Last updated 7/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • You will learn what Reflection is, and how to use it effectively in your Java applications.
  • You will learn how to write code that retrieves (during runtime) detailed information about classes.
  • You will learn how to write code that retrieved (during runtime) detailed information about objects.
  • You will learn how to write code that invokes (during runtime) methods on specific objects.
  • You will learn how to write code that retrieves values of specific variables (during runtime) in specific objects.
  • You will learn how to write code that assign specific variables with specific values (during runtime) in specific objects.
  • You will learn how to use reflection for bypassing accessibility limitations (due to access modifiers such as private, package friendly or protected).

Coding Exercises

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Course content

7 sections • 7 lectures • 1h 18m total length

  • Introduction to Reflection1:57

    Explore reflection in Java by examining objects and classes and retrieving detailed information, then invoke methods, instantiate classes, and access fields even for classes defined later.

Requirements

  • You should be familiar with the Java programming language.

Description

Learn about Java Reflection advanced capabilities. Don't settle with the basics. Learn how to write code that explores objects and classes during runtime, indirectly invokes methods and indirectly access fields, and indirectly instantiates classes (even when the case involves a class that was created long after your code was written). In addition, learn how we can use reflection for overriding accessibility constraints, such as the private access modifier. Take this course and leverage your Java programming skills to the next level. 

Who this course is for:

  • Java developers that want to improve their programming skills.

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