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ABAP Code Sample to Learn Basic

Concept of Object-Oriented
Programming

Code samples are intended for educational use only, not deployment. They are untested and
unsupported by SAP. SAP disclaims all liability to any person in respect to any damage that is
incurred, whether wholly or partially, from use of the code.
Applies To:

ABAP

Summary

This ABAP code sample helps to explain the basic concept of Object-Oriented Programming
(often referred to here as “OOPS”).

By: Kavitha Bhuvaneswaran, Wipro Technologies


Date: 18 Jan 2005

Code Sample
REPORT zkclass1.
*------------------------------------------------------------------*
* CLASS number1 DEFINITION
*------------------------------------------------------------------*
* ........
*
*------------------------------------------------------------------*
CLASS number1 DEFINITION.
PUBLIC SECTION.
METHODS : constructor IMPORTING x1 TYPE i
y1 TYPE i.
METHODS : findsum EXPORTING z TYPE i.
PRIVATE SECTION.
DATA : x TYPE i,
y TYPE i.

ENDCLASS.
*------------------------------------------------------------------*
* CLASS number IMPLEMENTATION
*------------------------------------------------------------------*
* ........
*
*------------------------------------------------------------------*
CLASS number1 IMPLEMENTATION.

METHOD constructor.
x = x1.
y = y1.
ENDMETHOD.

METHOD findsum.
z = x + y.
WRITE : / z.
ENDMETHOD.

ENDCLASS.

DATA : obj TYPE REF TO number1.


DATA : z1 TYPE i.

PARAMETERS : s_x1 type i obligatory.


PARAMETERS : s_y1 type i obligatory.

START-OF-SELECTION.
CREATE OBJECT obj EXPORTING x1 = s_x1
y1 = s_y1.
Selection screen
Output list

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