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On 17/10/2016 18:04, Patrick Roemer wrote:

> Doubles are not objects in Java, which may be considered a flaw in the
> language itself from an OO point of view, so it's a bit problematic to
> use them in a discussion of good OO design.

Well, replace double with Double in my example. It won't change the 
conclusions.

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4ndre4