The most widely-known workaround for defining default arguments for methods and constructors in Java uses method overloading, though varargs, null values, the builder pattern, and even maps have been used as well. Here we propose a new approach based on functional constructs.
Are you cavalier with your data allocations? Don't worry, Java has a built-in recycling plant. It has strange places like (the Garden of) Eden. All of this is convenient and nicely explained. It also makes clear to C++ programmers why Java is never used in critical, real-time systems such as aerospace ;-)
Want to know how to debug a chained WebDriver findElement in Java? In short, split code across lines and breakpoint and use browser dev tools to test the locators used. Read on for more info.
