At the end of the day, some would say there's really no functional
difference between the two.
But as for a preference for interfaces, well, partly it's due to the
limitation of single inheritance in Java. Using interfaces provides the
functionality of acting as a derivative of multiple base clas
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Since the nested classes constrain you to use the dot syntax, then you may
consider using an index notation on the scripting side, e.g.,
document.managerForm[0].value = user;
assuming, of course, that "manager.lanID" is the first element on your
managerForm.
If you're concerned that the orde
Actually, the index notation is off the "elements" object of the form --
not the form itself, e.g.,
document.managerForm.elements[0].value = user;
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