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newist.meic.pa.Inspector().inspect(object)
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This means that the class ```java ist.meic.pa.Inspector ``` has a construtor that does not
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accept arguments. The class also provides a method with the following signature:
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```java public void inspect(Object object); ```
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This means that the class `ist.meic.pa.Inspector` has a construtor that does not
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accept arguments. The class also provides a method with the following signature: ` public void inspect(Object object); `
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As a result of calling the previous method, the inspector then presents all the relevant features of the object, namely:
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* The class of the object.
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* The name, type, and current value of each of the fields of the object.
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* Other features that you feel are important.
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The inspector then enters a read-eval-print loop where it accepts commands from the user, executes the corresponding actions and prints the results. All interactions (both printing of the object features and reading of inspection commands) are done on ```java System.err```.
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The inspector then enters a read-eval-print loop where it accepts commands from the user, executes the corresponding actions and prints the results. All interactions (both printing of the object features and reading of inspection commands) are done on `System.err`.
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