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I was wondering if Java supports uniform access. For example, in C# aCircle.radius might invoke a radius():float method or directly refer to a public field depending on the definition of the class. Is anyone know if it is the same for Java.
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Java does not have this. You can have a field and a method with the same name (that is, they live in different name spaces) and the only way the compiler can disambiguate which you want is that method calls must have parens.