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Java Student Class Example

This document contains code examples demonstrating encapsulation and constructor overloading in Java. It defines a Student class with private member variables for ID, name, and age, along with getter and setter methods. It includes a default constructor that initializes the variables, and a parameterized constructor that initializes the variables using passed parameters. The code then creates Student objects using both the default and parameterized constructors and prints out the member variable values to show constructor overloading in action.

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Java Student Class Example

This document contains code examples demonstrating encapsulation and constructor overloading in Java. It defines a Student class with private member variables for ID, name, and age, along with getter and setter methods. It includes a default constructor that initializes the variables, and a parameterized constructor that initializes the variables using passed parameters. The code then creates Student objects using both the default and parameterized constructors and prints out the member variable values to show constructor overloading in action.

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Example code for Encapsulation & Constructor Overloading

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public class Student
{
private String stuID;
private String stuName;
private int stuAge;
Student()
{
//Default constructor
stuID = "25DNS15F2024";
stuName = "Haslinda Ali";
stuAge = 18;
}
Student(String stuID, String stuName, int stuAge)
{
//Parameterized constructor
[Link] = stuID;
[Link] = stuName;
[Link] = stuAge;
}
//Getter and setter methods
public String getStuID() {
return stuID;
}
public void setStuID(String stuID) {
[Link] = stuID;
}
public String getStuName() {
return stuName;
}
public void setStuName(String stuName) {
[Link] = stuName;
}
public int getStuAge() {
return stuAge;
}
public void setStuAge(int stuAge) {
[Link] = stuAge;
}
}

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class TestStudent
{
public static void main(String args[])
{
//This object creation would call the default constructor
Student stud = new Student();
[Link]("Student Name is: "+[Link]());
[Link]("Student Age is: "+[Link]());
[Link]("Student ID is: "+[Link]());
[Link]();
/*This object creation would call the parameterized
* constructor StudentData(int, String, int)*/
Student stud2 = new Student("18DNS15F1016", "Syahrizan", 25);
[Link]("Student Name is: "+[Link]());
[Link]("Student Age is: "+[Link]());
[Link]("Student ID is: "+[Link]());
}
}

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