Making a list in user-defined functions

wish of those help the compiler can't enforce method call ordering, since in many cases it cannot determine statically what the call order is. For example:

public void whichOrder(boolean b)
{
   if (b) call1();
   if (!b) call2();
   if (b) call2();
   if (!b) call1();
}

public void call3()
{
    call1();
    call2();
}

public void call2()
{
   call1();
   // rest of call2's logic
}

private boolean call1Called = false;
pubic void call1()
{
   if (!call1Called)
   {
      call1Called=true;
      call1Impl();
   }

}

Does that help I have created some business objects which are created with the data from the database. I am doing this so that I don't want to hit the DB again and again. The business objects implements parcelable interface. So I can put the arraylist of business objects to the next activity. I am using APILevel 8 so there is no point of using SharedPreferences.editor putExtraSet. Even if I am using API level 11 or above. PutExtraSet can have only set of Strings. , Extend the Application class.

class SomeName extends Application{

    private Object obj;
    public Object getObj(){
        return obj;
    }
    public void onCreate(){
        super.onCreate();
    }
}

((SomeName)getApplication).getObj();

SomeName someName = (SomeName)getApplication();
someName.getObj();

<application android:icon="@drawable/icon" android:label="@string/app_name" android:name="SomeName">

I wish did fix the issue. Keeping your workspace clean makes more sense but if you really need something like this you can filter variables in the current scope:

[k for (k, v) in globals().items() if (
    callable(v) and  # function or callable object
    getattr(v, "__module__", None) == "__main__" and  # defined in __main__
    not k.startswith("_")  # not hidden
)]