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| What exactly does it mean when it says that JavaScript has dynamic binding and Java has static binding?
What exactly does it mean?
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| ErikDark 2002-03-15, 6:39 pm |
| Yolka,
Java's static (early) binding refers to the fact that Java is a compiled language. At compile-time it is determined which method's should be called.
JavaScript's dynamic (late) binding happens because JavaScript doesn't have to be compiled, so the method's to be called are determined at run-time.
Hope this helps, Erik Dark | |
| Yolka 2002-03-17, 12:02 pm |
| Thanks, ErikDark
BTW, I noticed that you have Master CIW Enterprise Developer. That is what I have began working on. Can you suggest the best sources for the exams and how were they? How long did you spend studing for them? | |
| ErikDark 2002-03-18, 4:50 am |
| It took me about 8 months to pass all CIW-exams (I was lucky to pass them all in 1 try) and after that 2 months extra for SCJP (which is the hardest exam in the track!).
Most of the sources our class used are bundled by John Bakker on his page: ciwpage. Besides that I'd suggest browsing the internet, there is very much stuff around on each objective...
HTH, Erik Dark |
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