Modern Java · interview question
In which scenario is using a record not appropriate?
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Answer and explanation
Correct answer
B. When the object requires complex behavior
Why
Records are best suited for simple data carriers where the data is immutable and the default methods are sufficient. Complex behavior that requires inheritance or custom method implementations might not be well-suited for records.
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