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I don’t really understand how the class keywords work in some instances.
For example, the get(ClientResponse.class) method takes the ClientResponse.class. How does it use this when it gets it, and what are the advantages over just passing an instance of it?
returns a Java Class object. Class is genericized, so the actual type of SomeClass.class will be
Class<SomeType>.There are lots of uses for this object, and you can read the Javadoc for it here: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/lang/Class.html