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The document discusses coding in Java to: 1) Create a Student class with instance variables, constructors, and methods to add values of two Student objects into a third object. 2) Create a SwapByRef class with instance variables, constructors, and methods to swap two numbers and increment their values by 1. 3) Code behind buttons in a JFrame form to call the methods in the Student and SwapByRef classes.

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Class12 Classesobjects

The document discusses coding in Java to: 1) Create a Student class with instance variables, constructors, and methods to add values of two Student objects into a third object. 2) Create a SwapByRef class with instance variables, constructors, and methods to swap two numbers and increment their values by 1. 3) Code behind buttons in a JFrame form to call the methods in the Student and SwapByRef classes.

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Class XII subhashv1224@gmail.

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Class XII q. adding values of two objects into third object

** Coding behind a java class namely Student

public class Student {

int a; // an instance variable


int b; // an instance variable

public void printvar(){ // an instance method


System.out.println(“a : “+ a+" b: "+b);
}

public Student(){ // a non-parameterized constructor


a=10;
b=20;
}

public Student(int x,int y){ // a parameterized constructor


a=x;
b=y;
}
Two parameters of type Student

public void add2obj(Student s1,Student s2){ // an instance method

a=s1.a+s2.a;
b=s1.b+s2.b;

}
} // end class

*** Coding behind a jFrame’s button

private void jButton1ActionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) {

Student st1=new Student(); // calling non-parameterized constructor


Student st2=new Student(100,200); // calling parameterized constructor
Student st3=new Student();

st3.add2obj(st1, st2);

st1.printvar();
st2.printvar();

st3.printvar();
}
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Class XII Q. A class that will swap two numbers as well as increment the value of its data
members by 1.

*** create a java class namely SwapByRef as following:

public class SwapByRef {


int x,y;

void printvar(){
System.out.println("x= "+ x + " y= "+y);
}
public SwapByRef(int f,int s){ // parameterized constructor
x=f;
y=s;
}

public void swap(){ // function swap


int t;
t=x;
x=y;
y=t;
}
public void incr(){ // function incr to increment x and y by 1
x++;
y++;
}
} // end class

*** create a jFrame form and code the following behind two buttons:

private void jButton1ActionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) { // this button calls ‘swap’ method

SwapByRef s=new SwapByRef(10,20); // creating object s

System.out.print("Before swap :" );


s.printvar();

s.swap(); // calling swap method … an instance method

System.out.print("After swap :" );


s.printvar();

} // end button1 method

private void jButton2ActionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) { // this button calls ‘incr’ method


SwapByRef s=new SwapByRef(10,20); // creating object s

System.out.print("Before Incrementing :" );


s.printvar();

s.incr(); // calling incr() method… an instance method

System.out.print("After incrementing :" );


s.printvar();

} // end button2 method


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