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Fist notes on java progamming.
Fist notes on java programming.


<syntaxhighlight lang=java>
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=Variables=
=Variables=
;int var1 = 0
;int var1 = 0
:Variables must be declared and initialised
:Variables must be declared and initialized
 
;private int var1;
:Private variables in classes can only be accessed from within the class (same for methods).
 
=Methods=
* Every program must have a main method, that is executed when the program starts
* A 'void' method is a method with no return value, else the return value type must be specified
* Private methods in classes can only be accessed from within the class (same for variables).

Revision as of 09:04, 17 June 2022

20220531

Fist notes on java programming.

public class HelloWorld {
	public static void main(String args[] ) {
		String text = "hello world";
		System.out.println( text );
	}
}

If a class implements an interface all methods in that interface must be defined in the class

Variables

int var1 = 0
Variables must be declared and initialized
private int var1;
Private variables in classes can only be accessed from within the class (same for methods).

Methods

  • Every program must have a main method, that is executed when the program starts
  • A 'void' method is a method with no return value, else the return value type must be specified
  • Private methods in classes can only be accessed from within the class (same for variables).