public Character extends Person {
public string Name = "Misaki";
public final char Sex = 'M';
public boolean isRomanceable() {
return Sex == 'F';
}
}
You're going about this the wrong way. Here's your fixed code:Quick bros, how do we change a finaled variable?
Do we really need to use Reflection on this?
We need to save Misaki!
Java:public Character extends Person { public string Name = "Misaki"; public final char Sex = 'M'; public boolean isRomanceable() { return Sex == 'F'; } }
public Character extends Person {
public string Name = "Misaki";
public final char Sex = 'M';
public boolean isRomanceable() {
return true;
}
}
public Character extends Person {
public string Name = "Misaki";
public final char Sex = 'M';
public char Gender = 'M?'
public boolean isRomanceable() {
return Gender != 'M';
}
}
If you do that in JavaScript I'm sure you could get a Misaki route thanks to type coercion.Quick bros, how do we change a finaled variable?
Do we really need to use Reflection on this?
We need to save Misaki!
Java:public Character extends Person { public string Name = "Misaki"; public final char Sex = 'M'; public boolean isRomanceable() { return Sex == 'F'; } }
I don't think that would make sense, I'm sure he was seen himself naked, he didn't just take birth after all, this might be the first time he went topless in front of others though.Looking forward to the upcoming arc about Misaki having an existential crisis about whether or not he's even really a guy, as he steadily realizes that he's not 100% certain what's underneath the big light bar that appears over his nether regions whenever he takes his pants off.
Hareta and the heroines, of course, will mainly be wondering about exactly how big said light bar is.
java 🤢🤮Quick bros, how do we change a finaled variable?
Do we really need to use Reflection on this?
We need to save Misaki!
Java:public Character extends Person { public string Name = "Misaki"; public final char Sex = 'M'; public boolean isRomanceable() { return Sex == 'F'; } }