Hello,
to answer your question: NO it is not the same! In the first case you you only
declare a variable of type Manager which has no reference to an object (i.e.
null). In the second case you also create an object of type Manager and you
immediately assign a reference to a newly created
hi,
there's no around null...
just
Manager mgr = null;
Thanks
XH
On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 12:31 PM, JAaronAnderson.com
acompetitorschalle...@gmail.com wrote:
I am trying to discern another programmer's code (good luck I know)
In a class that tests connectivity to a datasource, the first
