February 2017
Beginner
1056 pages
28h 57m
English
Concentrate all your thoughts upon the work at hand. The sun’s rays do not burn until brought to a focus.
—ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL, How They Succeeded, Orson Swett Marden, (1901)
A Java program consists of objects of various class types, interacting with one another. Before we go into the details of how you define your own classes and objects in Java, let’s review and elaborate on what we already know about classes and objects.
Objects in a program can represent either objects in the real word—like automobiles, houses, and employee records—or abstractions like colors, shapes, and words. A class is the definition of a kind of object. It is like a plan or a blueprint for constructing specific objects. For example, ...
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