One thing I only recently learned about Groovy is that by implementing the getAt method, you can destructure your Object via multiple assignment.
As an example, consider a class Vector2D which represents a two-dimensional vector:
Now our goal is to be able to get the x and y elements of the vector like so:
This can be achieved by adding a getAt method to our original Vector2D class
(Made a slight update so that getAt returns Double rather than double otherwise we can’t return null from the default switch case — Thanks to +Juan Vazquez for spotting this mistake)
