The Object class is the ultimate superclass of all other classes in PSL. Because every other class is a subclass of the Object class, all methods accessible from the Object class are accessible from all other classes. You should, however, override some of these methods per subclass. For example, every class should provide its own implementation of the toString( ) method, so that it can provide an appropriate string representation.
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Deprecated. Returns the status of a node in an array of objects. | |
Returns an indication of whether the object exists (i.e., has been instantiated). | |
Returns a reference to the Class object that describes the class of this object. | |
Returns an indication of whether the object is a primitive class. | |
Returns the next subscript in an array of objects. | |
Returns the next node that contains data in an array of objects. | |
Returns a generic string representation of an object. |