In Java, we place all our code in "classes". Each class contains one or more named blocks of code known as methods, and the group of methods provides all the functionality that's required to handle data (or objects) of a particular type.
This topic is presented on public courses
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Learning to Program in Java,
Java Bootcamp
Examples from our training material
| Animal.java | Sample class for use during practical |
| Eve.java | Example class that uses the Film class |
| Eve2.java | Example class that uses the Film2 class |
| Film.java | Defining a simple class of objects in Java |
| Film2.java | A class of objects with static methods, public variables, overloaded constructors and private internal methods |
| Ourmenag.java | Sample application for use during practical |
| Ourpets.java | Our Pets - example application |
| Ourzoo.java | Ourzoo - sample application |
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Topics covered in this module
Using an instance of a class.
Some detail of using an object.
Writing your own class.
Enhancements to the basic class structure.
Class or static methods.
Direct variable access.
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Overloading.
An example.
Naming conventions.
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