Don't Use Assert() If You Don't Mean It (C++)
I found the hard way that assert() in C/C++ exists hard. This post explains that you get a SIGABRT . So, if you want your
exception
About Java Exceptions in SE 7
TL;DR: JDK 7 improves on exception handling (less code, base exception class...).
Base exception class
Reflective operations exceptions now have a base class ReflectiveOperationException.
NullPointerException - getInstrumentation().getContext()
Here's a beginner mistake... The following code:
public class ReactiveApiTest extends InstrumentationTestCase {
protected LocalJsonClient mLocalJsonClient;
public ReactiveApiTest() {
super();
mLocalJsonClient = new LocalJsonClient(
getInstrumentation().getContext(