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by kevinconaway
2832 days ago
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> I honestly cannot think of a reasonable argument for why constant values should not be in static constants or enums. My personal opinion is that values should be in constant values if: - Its repeated more than once or referenced outside of the file - The constant value is a "magic number" where the meaning of the value isn't obvious to outsider If the value is used only once and the meaning of the value is clear, I think extracting a constant out is needless indirection. For example: if (flags & 45676 == 0) {}
is a magic number that definitely should be a constant, even if its only used once: if (flags & ROLE_ADMIN == 0) {}
However something like: pool.setDefaultTimeoutMillis(1000);
is perfectly obvious in context IMO |
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