In an example of working with JDBC in Scala, there is a following code:
this.synchronized {
if (!driverLoaded) loadDriver()
}
Why this.synchronized
instead of just synchronized
?
In an example of working with JDBC in Scala, there is a following code:
this.synchronized {
if (!driverLoaded) loadDriver()
}
Why this.synchronized
instead of just synchronized
?
In scala synchronized
is not a keyword, as in java.
It is in fact a member of AnyRef
, which is scala equivalent for java's Object
.
So to answer your question, you can either use synchronized
or this.synchronized
, just as you can do toString
or this.toString
.