Implemented class StorageImpl with methods put, get, equals #1664
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Your implementation of StorageImpl is well-structured and meets the core requirements of the task. 🎉 While there are a few areas for improvement, such as handling the storage limit more gracefully and addressing type safety with generic arrays, these are minor issues that don't significantly impact the functionality. Keep up the great work, and consider these suggestions for future enhancements! 😊
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| private int storageSize = 0; | ||
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| public StorageImpl() { | ||
| keys = (K[]) new Object[MaxStorageSize]; |
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Casting to a generic array like (K[]) new Object[MaxStorageSize] is not type-safe and can lead to ClassCastException at runtime. Consider using a different approach, such as using an ArrayList or handling the array differently to avoid this issue.
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| public StorageImpl() { | ||
| keys = (K[]) new Object[MaxStorageSize]; | ||
| values = (V[]) new Object[MaxStorageSize]; |
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Similar to the keys array, casting to (V[]) new Object[MaxStorageSize] is not type-safe. Consider using a different approach to avoid potential runtime exceptions.
| this.values[storageSize] = value; | ||
| storageSize++; | ||
| } else { | ||
| System.out.println("The limit of storage is 10"); |
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Printing a message to the console is not the best way to handle the situation when the storage limit is reached. Consider throwing an exception or using a logging framework to handle this scenario more gracefully.
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