Yes, but that is an illusion created on purpose (well, usually). Here the compiler itself forces this illusion. So without any apply methods, there shouldn’t be any difference for a given class Foo between new Foo and Foo, but there is.
Yes, but that is an illusion created on purpose (well, usually). Here the compiler itself forces this illusion. So without any apply methods, there shouldn’t be any difference for a given class Foo between new Foo and Foo, but there is.