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Date: 25-04-2024

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How to create a class in Java?


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File >> New >> JavaProject (ProjectName)
| - src >> Package (PackageName) >> Class
(ClassName)
| - JRE Library

Identifiers:
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The naming in Java is called as identifiers

Different types of namings in Java:


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-> Project Name
-> Package Name
-> Class Name
-> Method Name
-> Variable Name
-> Object Name

Restrictions to create the naming in Java:


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The only allowed characters to create namings are
-> A-Z (Uppercase Alphabets)
-> a-z (Lowercase Alphabets)
-> 0-9 (digits)
-> $ (Dollar)
-> _ (Underscore)
-> eg: int ___ = 10; ---> Allowed
int $=4; ---> Allowed
int 0aco=1; ---> Not allowed (names should not start with
numbers)
int a@bc=0; ---> Not allowed
int aA_$___002=3; ---> Allowed

How to create class structure in Java?:


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class Sample
{
// we can create methods, variables, objects constructor, blocks inside a
class
}

How to create method in Java?:


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-> Method should contain one method name
-> It ends with parameter brackets()
-> It contains return types
-> It is enclosed with curly brackets or block

There are two return types in Java:


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-> void return type
-> primitive and non-primitive return type

void return type:


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public void method(){
int a = 10;
}

primitive return type:


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public int method(){
int b = 20;
return b;
}

non-primitive return type:


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public Sample method(){
String obj = new String("hello");
return obj;
}

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