Java - Basic Syntax
A basic Java program can be broken down into several constructs and elements. Typically,
it can be characterized as a collection of objects, which communicate with each other by
calling each other’s routines. The basic definitions of objects and classes are given below:
Class
A class can be described as a blueprint that portrays the practices/expresses all the
behaviors and states of its objects.
Object
Objects are characterized by two components namely, methods and attributes or
variables. For instance, if you consider the example of a puppy, then it has the
following attributes or states: name, color and breed. In addition, it also has the
following behaviours, which include woofing, wagging and consuming. Any
object is nothing but an instance of a class.
Instance Variables
Each object has its set of variables. An object’s state is made by the qualities
alloted to these variables during program execution.
Methods
A method is the definition of a method. Moreover, a class can contain numerous
methods. It is in these methods that behaviours like where the rationales are
composed, information is controlled and all the activities are executed.
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