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public class Bond
{
public String ticker;
private double Coupon;

public String getTicker()
{
return ticker;
}

public void setTicker(String ticker)
{
this.ticker = ticker;
}

public double getCoupon()
{
return Coupon;
}

public void setCoupon(double coupon)
{
//do nothing
}

public java.util.Date getMaturity()
{
return new java.util.Date();
}

public boolean isFloater(){ return false; }

public boolean getCallable(){ return true; }

}

I thought the JavaBean naming convention for boolean retrieval was isCallable not as the answer states getCallable().

I would hate to get such a simple question wrong on the real exam, what do others think?

As the explanation says, for a boolean property, both - isXXX and getXXX, are valid.

OK Thanks

and what about this.


isCallable should return boolean and
getCallable() should return Boolean.

at least idea intellij generate code like this

Guest wrote:and what about this.


isCallable should return boolean and
getCallable() should return Boolean.

at least idea intellij generate code like this

Since a boolean can be autoboxed into Boolean, this doesn't really matter. Further, I am not sure whether what intellij is doing is really the convention.

HTH,
Paul.