The funny thing is, the `toString()` method uses ...

# android

[nhaarman]

The funny thing is, the toString() method uses its own get() methods to generate the string:

public String toString() {
      return "TestUser(login=" + this.getLogin() + ", id=" + this.getId() + ", avatarUrl=" + this.getAvatarUrl() + ... +  ")";
   }

and printing the user.login uses the same getter:

public final void user() {
      User user = this.getMyApplication().getUser();
      System.out.println(user);
      String var2 = "login=" + user.getLogin();
      System.out.println(var2);
   }