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Tut 7 Sol Objects and Classes

This document contains a tutorial on objects and classes in Java. It includes examples of: 1. Identifying syntax errors in variable declarations and method headers. 2. Writing declarations for instance variables with different access modifiers and initial values. 3. Identifying an error in a class definition. 4. Explaining the output of code that creates objects and calls methods to increment, decrement, and get/display counter values. 5. Analyzing whether certain statements using created objects are legal or illegal. 6. Showing the output of a program that demonstrates passing objects by value vs reference.

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Tut 7 Sol Objects and Classes

This document contains a tutorial on objects and classes in Java. It includes examples of: 1. Identifying syntax errors in variable declarations and method headers. 2. Writing declarations for instance variables with different access modifiers and initial values. 3. Identifying an error in a class definition. 4. Explaining the output of code that creates objects and calls methods to increment, decrement, and get/display counter values. 5. Analyzing whether certain statements using created objects are legal or illegal. 6. Showing the output of a program that demonstrates passing objects by value vs reference.

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Tutorial 7
Chapter 8: Objects and Classes
1. Identify the syntax error (if any) in each aria!le declaration or "ethod header.
a. public Boolean isEven;
b. Private boolean isEven;
c. string S;
d. private String s = helloWorld;
e. public String boolean( )
f. private myethod()
#ns$
a. %u!lic &oolean isEen'
(o error) &oolean here is a class) si"ilar to Inte*er class.
!. +riate !oolean isEen'
+riate ,- %riate
c. strin* S'
strin* ,- Strin*) and aria!le should starts .ith a lo.ercase character
d. %riate Strin* s / hello0orld'
hello.0orld ,- 1hello0orld2
3r hello0orld is another %redefined Strin* aria!le
e. &oolean is a 4ey.ord) cannot !e used as an identifier
f. %riate "yMethod()
(eed %roide return ty%e or use oid if nothin* needs to !e returned.
5. 0rite declaritions for each of the follo.in* instance aria!les.
a. # %riate !oolean aria!le na"ed !ool .ith an initial alue of true.
!. # %u!lic Strin* aria!le na"ed str .ith an initial alue of 1hello2.
c. # %riate int aria!le na"ed nE"%loyees .ithout initial alue.
#ns$
a. %riate !oolean !ool / true'
!. %u!lic Strin* str/1hello2'
c. %riate int nE"%loyees'
6. 0hat is .ron* .ith the follo.in* code7
class !est "
public static void main(String#$ args)"
% a = ne& %('() *();
a.print+();
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-lass %"
int .;

%(int ne&+)"
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. = ne&+;
,

public void print() "
System.out.print(.);
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Ans:
class !/0 "
public static void main(String#$ args)"
% a = ne& %('() *(); 11
a. print+();11
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-lass %" //Class should be class
int .;

%(int ne&+)"
. = ne&+;
,

public void print() "
System.out.print(.);
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,
8. # class definition is *ien !elo.$
public class - "
private int counter;
public -() "
counter = (;
,
public -(int n) "
counter = n;
,
public void increment() "
counter = counter2';
,
public void decrement() "
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counter = counter 3';
,
public int get-ount() "
return counter;
,
public void display() "
System.out.println(get-ount());
,
,
(a) 0hat9s the out%ut of the follo.in* code se*"ent7
- c' = ne& -();
c'.increment();
- c* = ne& -();
c*.increment();
c'.increment();
c*.decrement();
c*.increment();
int counter = (;
c'.display();
c*.display();
(a) :un %ro*ra"$
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(!) #ssu"e the follo.in* code is defined in a class other than C. #re the
state"ents le*al or ille*al7 Ex%lain.
- c' = ne& -();
- c* = ne& -(c'.get-ount());
- c0 = ne& -(4);
c'.increment(4);
c*.decrement() = 4;
c'.counter = 4;
- c5 = ne& -(c*.counter);
(!)
The follo.in* state"ents are le*al$
C c1 / ne. C()'
;ses the default constructor to create a C o!<ect) .ith counter initiali=ed to 0.
C c5 / ne. C(c1.*etCount())'
;ses the second constructor to create a C o!<ect) .ith counter initiali=ed to
the counter of the o!<ect referenced !y c1.
C c6 / ne. C(>)'
;ses the second constructor to create a C o!<ect) .ith counter initiali=ed to >.
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The follo.in* state"ents are ille*al$
c1.incre"ent(>)'
#tte"%ts to %ass an actual %ara"eter to incre"ent()) .hich has no for"al
%ara"eters.
c5.decre"ent() / >'
#tte"%ts to assi*n a alue > to the "ethod inocation c5.decre"ent()) .hich
is not a aria!le.
c1.counter / >'
#tte"%ts to assi*n a alue to the %riate instance aria!le counter.
C c8 / ne. C(c5.counter)'
#tte"%ts to access the %riate instance aria!le counter.
>. Sho. the out%ut of the follo.in* %ro*ra"$
public class -hec6Point "
public static void main (String#$ args)"
7emo d' = ne& 7emo('();
7emo d* = ne& 7emo();
copy'(d') d*);
System.out.println(8%fter copy'9 d'= 82 d'.d 2 8
d*= 82 d*.d);
copy*(d') d*);
System.out.println(8%fter copy*9 d'= 82 d'.d 2 8
d*= 82 d*.d);
,
public static void copy' (7emo .) 7emo y)"
7emo temp = .;
. = y;
y = temp;
,
public static void copy* (7emo .) 7emo y)"
int temp = ..d;
..d = y.d;
y.d = temp;
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class 7emo "
int d;
7emo(int ne&7)"
d = ne&7;
,
7emo()"
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