Classes and Objects in OOP
We learned in Chapter 12 that methods belong inside classes
and classes consist of variables and methods. We saw that there are a number of different method types that can be used in our code. The method types we can create or use are
Void methods that return no value and simply execute code
Value methods that return a value of a specific data type after executing
Parameter methods that take actual values as their parameters and that may or may not return a value of a specific data type after executing
Overloaded methods, which ...
