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Alternatively you could just make a final class with public member variables and no getters/setters and just treat it like a struct.
by gonzo41 5y ago
Alternatively you could just make a final class with public member variables and no getters/setters and just treat it like a struct.
- ratww 5y agoThat's a great point, there's absolutely nothing wrong with public members if you only want a simple struct.