Not sure if this is possible in JAVA, and also don't know what it's called so I'm not sure what to look for, but if it is possible I really wanted to implement the same in my logic. I know we can substitute value but how to substitute variable that I am not sure.
public interface Constants {
GENDER_${MALE} = "where Gender = 'MALE' ";
GENDER_${FEMALE} = "where Gender = 'FEMALE' ";
}
public class Impl {
System.out.println(Constants.GENDER_MALE);
}
Expected O/P : where Gender = 'MALE';
I just don't want to use if else condition, if Male then return male specific where clause else female.. because in actual code there are almost 30-35 if else conditions, just want to reduce that, if possible.
CodePudding user response:
As @GhostCat said, This is not possible in java as java is statically typed. What you can do is that you can make a class of constants like this,
public class Constants {
String GENDER_MALE = "where Gender = 'MALE' ";
String GENDER_FEMALE = "where Gender = 'FEMALE' ";
}
and use like this,
System.out.println(Constants.GENDER_MALE);
CodePudding user response:
public enum Gender {
FEMALE, MALE;
public String where() {
return "where Gender = '" this "' ";
}
}
String s = Gender.MALE.where();
As this is probably an attempt to large scale modelling:
public static <T extends Enum<T>> String where(T value) {
return "where Gender = '" value "' ";
}
Do not expect too much result from this all.
CodePudding user response:
You can put where expressions in Map where key is you variable possible value, for example:
HashMap<String, String> whereMap = new HashMap<>();
map.put("MALE", "where Gender = 'MALE' ");
map.put("FEMALE", "where Gender = 'FEMALE' ");
And instead of using condition do substitution by retrieved by key value:
String var = "MALE";
System.out.println(MessageFormat.format("SELECT * FROM EMP {0}", whereMap.get(var)));