Re: Passing NULL Objects
- From: fb <fb@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 04 Nov 2005 18:00:06 GMT
shawnews wrote:
"fb" <fb@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:wsAaf.402999$tl2.182196@xxxxxxxxxxx
Hello everyone. I have the following:
//Perform a search for the account number public BankAccount searchAccounts (Vector<BankAccount> bankAccounts , long accountNumber){ int accNum=0; for(int x=0;x<bankAccounts.size();x++){ if(bankAccounts.elementAt(x) == accountNumber){ return ?? //I want to return the object that matches from the Vector to the calling function else return ?? //How do I return a NULL object (The reason is that I can test for it in the returning function) }
So...returning null objects. Any thoughts? :-)
to return a null object: return null; //easy, eh?
Indeed. I overthought the process. Thank you.
but this line: if(bankAccounts.elementAt(x) == accountNumber) will never evaluate to true because a BankAccount is not a long
perhaps you meant something like: if(bankAccounts.elementAt(x).getAccountNumber() == accountNumber) ...
I did. Thanks again. You seem to have a frighteningly clear grasp of what I'm trying to do. :-)
fb -- "I've been on the wagon now for more than a decade. Not a single goto in all that time. I just don't need them any more. I don't even use break or continue now, except on social occasions of course. And I don't get carried away." --Richard Heathfield (in comp.lang.c) .
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