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Java in the Cloud with CloudBees

05.27.2012

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Daniel Slazer replied on Tue, 2012/06/12 - 12:36pm

Exactly ONE object exists. It IS-A Base and it IS-A Derived. You don't need to "check its existence." The JLS defines what you will get. If you don't believe the JLS, you can use the instanceof operator to verify that it IS-A Base and IS-A Derived.