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Java OOP Concepts: Classes and Objects

The document provides an overview of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) concepts in Java, focusing on classes and objects. It explains the definition of a class, its components such as fields and methods, and the process of creating an object using reference variables and constructors. Several code examples illustrate the creation and manipulation of objects in Java.

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Java OOP Concepts: Classes and Objects

The document provides an overview of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) concepts in Java, focusing on classes and objects. It explains the definition of a class, its components such as fields and methods, and the process of creating an object using reference variables and constructors. Several code examples illustrate the creation and manipulation of objects in Java.

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SSSIT Computer Education

Besides R.S Brothers Show Room


Kphb – Hyderabad : 9866144861

Java

Working with OOPS :

Class and Object :


Class:
[Link] is a keyword, By using class keyword , we defined our own data type is called user
defined data type

2. In the class we can declare a variable called fields , which are used to store the data

3. We can also define functions called methods, which are used to manipulate the values

[Link] modifier for the class is “default”

[Link] class member can be initialized

[Link] is a template or class is a collection of states and behavior

Syn: [modifiers] <class > <ClassName>


{
Fields
Methods
}[;]

Eg: class Student


{
int sno;
String sname;
int stot;
}

Object:
> As we know that class is a logical representation, it doesn’t occupy any space to store
the data, To store the data and to access members of the class then we required to create
a physical representation of the class called an “Object”
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SSSIT Computer Education
Besides R.S Brothers Show Room
Kphb – Hyderabad : 9866144861

Java

> In simple words an object is an instance of a class

Note : To Create an Object of the class then we must required


[Link] variable
[Link] and constructor

Syn for Reference Variable :


<ClassName > <[Link]>;
Eg: Student s;

1. For Reference variable memory is allocated with in the stack


2. It will have two partitions i.e type and hcode , Type is holding class type name where as
hashcode is holding an identity of an object.

Syn For Object Creation:


Syn: <[Link]> = new <ClassName>([list of args]);
Eg: s=new Student( ); constructor

[Link] is an initializer method, which is used to instantiation and initialization


[Link] invoke the constructor we must required “new” keyword
[Link] constructor is invoked then only an Object of the class is instantiated in the
heap in memory
[Link] the non static variable are existed in the class for those variable memory is
allocated with in the object.

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SSSIT Computer Education
Besides R.S Brothers Show Room
Kphb – Hyderabad : 9866144861

Java

Image :

Ex1:

class Sample
{
}

class ObjectDemo
{
public static void main(String args[])
{
Sample s; // s is reference variable
s=new Sample( );
[Link](s);

Sample s2=new Sample();


[Link](s2);

}
}

Eg:
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SSSIT Computer Education
Besides R.S Brothers Show Room
Kphb – Hyderabad : 9866144861

Java

class Test
{
int x;
}
class ObjectDemo2
{
public static void main(String args[ ])
{
Test t=new Test( );
t.x=10;
// [Link](x);
[Link]("x val is : "+t.x);
}
}

//[Link]
class Testing
{
int x;

public static void main(String args[])


{
Testing t=new Testing();
t.x=111;
[Link]("x val is : "+t.x);
}
}

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