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> Count how many classes you have with only one method and no data in them. I have never done this, but for the usecase that you have mentioned, would the foll
by mayanksinghal 15y ago
> Count how many classes you have with only one method and no data in them.
I have never done this, but for the usecase that you have mentioned, would the following work?
class Xyz {
private Type type;
private RetType type1MethodName(params) {
// Do Whatever
}
private RetType type2MethodName(params) {
// Do Whatever
}
public Xyz(type) {
this.type = type;
}
public RetType methodName(params) {
switch(type) {
type1:
return type1MethodName(params);
type2:
return type2MethodName(params);
}
}
public enum Type {
type1;
type2;
}
}
And then when we want to pass methods according to types, we can just instantiate the class with a proper type and pass it.