code example of Java class loading mechanism

 PackageTypeInfo;ImportJava.util.Random;classinitable{Static Final intStaticfinal = 47 ; Static Final intStaticFinal2 = RandomInit.rand.nextInt (1000) ; Static{System.out.println ("Initializing Initable"); }}classinitable2{Static intStaticnonfinal = 147 ; Static{System.out.println ("Initializing Initable2"); }}classinitable3{Static intStaticnonfinal = 47 ; Static{System.out.println ("Initializing Initable3"); }}classrandominit{ Public StaticRandom Rand =NewRandom (47) ; Static{System.out.println ("Hello"); }}classinitable4{Static{System.out.println ("Initable 4"); }    Static Final Doublex =Classinitialization.pi;}classinitable5{Static{System.out.println ("Initable 5"); }} Public classclassinitialization{Static Final DoublePI = 3.1415 ;  Public Static voidMain (string[] args)throwsException {System.out.println (initable4.x); //because X is a compile-time (constant-expression), it does not cause Initable4 initializationSYSTEM.OUT.PRINTLN ("----"); Class initable= Initable.class;//does not belong to one of the 4 conditions that cause initialization, does not cause initializationSystem.out.println ("After creating initable ref") ; System.out.println (initable.staticfinal);//Staticfinal is a compile-time constant that is replaced with 47 when parsing, and does not cause initializationSystem.out.println (INITABLE.STATICFINAL2);//StaticFinal2 is not a compile-time constant, it causes initialization, and belongs to GetstaticSystem.out.println (initable2.staticnonfinal);//very volume, which causes initialization, belongs to GetstaticClass initable3 = Class.forName ("TypeInfo. Initable3 ");//will cause initialization, but don't know whySystem.out.println ("After creating Initable3 ref");        System.out.println (initable3.staticnonfinal); Initable5[] Initable5s=NewINITABLE5[10];//does not belong to that 4 in one of the conditions, not initialized    }}

classssclass{Static{System.out.println ("Ssclass"); }}classSuperclassextendsssclass{Static{System.out.println ("Superclass init!"); }     Public Static intValue = 123;  PublicSuperclass () {System.out.println ("Init Superclass"); }}classSubclassextendssuperclass{Static{System.out.println ("Subclass Init"); }    Static intA;  PublicSubclass () {System.out.println ("Init Subclass"); }} Public classnotinitation{ Public Static voidMain (string[] args) {System.out.println (subclass.value);//because the subclass refers to a static member of the parent class, it does not belong to the four of the initialization, so the subclass is not initialized    }}/*** Ssclass * Superclass init! * 123*/

 Public classstatictest{ Public Static voidMain (string[] args) {staticfunction (); }    StaticStatictest st =Newstatictest (); Static{System.out.println ("1"); } {System.out.println ("2"); } statictest () {System.out.println ("3"); System.out.println ("A=" +a+ ", b=" +b); }     Public Static voidstaticfunction () {System.out.println ("4"); }    inta=110; Static intb =112;}/*** Use Invokestatic (staticfunction ()), so to load and initialize the statictest * Initialize, load, validate, and then prepare (at this stage, St is assigned a value of null,b to 0, then parse ( This instance does nothing at all) * Finally performs initialization, forming the Cinit as follows * {* St = new Statictest (); * SYSTEM.OUT.PRINTLN ("1"); * b = 112; *} * only  To connect the stage (validate, prepare, parse) once, in fact, the entire class can be used, in the execution of new statictest, the member variables are initialized * to 0 or null, that is, a=0, and then follow the initialization of non-static code blocks and member variables in order to initialize, that is, to execute the first * {* SYSTEM.OUT.PRINTLN ("2"); *} * then execute a=110;     * Last Execution Statictest () * {* SYSTEM.OUT.PRINTLN ("3"); * SYSTEM.OUT.PRINTLN ("a=" +a+ "b=" +b); * } * * So the overall execution output is * 2 * 3 * a=110,b=0 * 1 * 4*/

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