I have the following code with start
and end
each of the type java.awt.Point
.
start.translate(-1, 0);
end.translate(1, 0);
However, when I run this code with start = (0, 0) end = (0, 0)
, both start
and end
turn out as (0, 0)
. Why is this happening, and is it only me?
EDIT Even more strangely, when I look at the coordinates before line 2 and after line 1, both points start
and end
are at (-1, 0)
; essentially, translate(int x, int y)
translated both points!
The only way this could happen is that the start
and end
variable point to the exact same object. And so, after the point (0,0) is translated by -1 in the x-coordinate, and then again by +1, you get (0,0) again. Check the code which creates the start
and end
objects.