Hello for any Java code cels does anyone have any good videos or good practice so I can truly learn object oriented programming. I want to learn it to the point where I’m sure I’ll get 90-100 if I get tested on it.
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cope being a dev in a large corp is one of the best wagiecagie jobs ever
Ldaring at work
At work I ldar just as I do in home, there's not much tasks to do. Usually, I'll ask the senior dev for tasks to do in which I'll do them, but due to the dev server taking so long to start, and the fact that the development is slow in general (good ol bureneacy).. Most of my time at work is...
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Okay it's simple.
Think you have a class, a basic car, with four wheels
A class extended (call it a Nissan) have all properties of a basic car including four wheels, but you can add your own properties to it that wouldn't affect the main class basic car above. However, when a class is extended from the main class, it is inherited with everything it has.
So
Nissan has four wheels and a spoiler (added)
Toyota has four wheels and a hood scoop
Basic car has four wheels only
Think you have a class, a basic car, with four wheels
A class extended (call it a Nissan) have all properties of a basic car including four wheels, but you can add your own properties to it that wouldn't affect the main class basic car above. However, when a class is extended from the main class, it is inherited with everything it has.
So
Nissan has four wheels and a spoiler (added)
Toyota has four wheels and a hood scoop
Basic car has four wheels only
Another example (may not be correct due to psuedocode)
Main class: bread
class Bread {
String twobreads;
}
class Hamburger extends Bread{
String Ham;
}
Thus the Hamburger class contains both strings, which are twobreads and Ham
Main class: bread
class Bread {
String twobreads;
}
class Hamburger extends Bread{
String Ham;
}
Thus the Hamburger class contains both strings, which are twobreads and Ham
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Thank you for the help. ImmA need at least a 90-100 on the next 2 assessments. I need that B
sadly I can’t drop it. I’m a senior in HS and it’s a stupid AP class I should’ve just taken a normal coding class and not an advanced one FUCK I HATE MYSELF.
Alright thank you. So what I understand is
You have an object. An object has its attributes (variables) and its behaviors (methods). You usually do public class (object) then after the bracket put in public object but before that you have to do 2 strings and 1 integer (for example).
I'm not sure what you meant by Public class, but there's a main method that you must initialize and it runs once the program is started
public static void main(String[] args) {}
C#:
switch(canihavegirlfriend)
{
case USER_INCEL: return rope(userid);
case NORMIE: return LDAR(userid);
case CHAD: return setAdminPrivileges(userid, TUTORIAL_MODE);
}
make sure to know the four pillars of OOP.
By the way, cucked C# uses break; on each case, LOL.
which are?
MODEL VIEW CONTROLLER?
NEVER DO MULTI DIMENSIONAL ARRAYS in Pawn because it's unreadable?
enlighten me, brocel. i never dug up myself into reading about OOP, but docs instead.
Why do you call it cucked? Wasn't C# just Microsoft version of java?
class Foid{
String teehee;
}
class BasedIncel{
void goER();
}
String teehee;
}
class BasedIncel{
void goER();
}
It's the syntax. Pawn can easily return without having to put break; on each statement.
- Abstraction.
- Encapsulation.
- Inheritance.
- Polymorphism.
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These are very basic concepts that will help you have a good understanding of OOP.
So basically what I always do, whether it's on a low level language like Pawn or... yikes, webdev with PHP (which I rarely use it anymore because of normie frameworks like Laravel or Yii).
public void goER {
if (getincel() != null) {
getgame().setgame(Minecraft);
getincel().setweapon("AK-47");
getincel().setmood("rage");
getincel().setstatus("hERo");
getincel().setplayable(true);
getincel().setplayer(asiacel);
}
}
what about !getincel()
NICE
youtube and make ur own projects. make a github for yourself
that's what a debugger is for
@AsiaCel @nohope. @war_with_myself @asgard
For homework I did this
public class Name {
private String firstName;
private char middleInitial;
private String lastName;
public Name(String firstName, char middleInitial, String lastName) {
this.firstName = firstName;
this.middleInitial = middleInitial;
this.lastName = lastName;
}
public String getFirstName (){
return firstName;
}
public char getMiddleInitial (){
return middleInitial;
}
public String getLastName (){
return lastName;
}
public void sefirstName(String firstName) {
this.firstName = firstName;
}
public void setmiddleInitial(String middleInitial) {
this.middleInitial = middleInitial;
}
public void lastName(String lastName) {
this.lastName = lastName;
}
}
But it’s telling me this
Error emitted from internal testing code. This error is occurring when our internal testing code is trying to call your code. If you see this, it may mean that you have the wrong header for your solution, or a mismatched { } ( ) brace.
You are referring to a name that is not recognized. Perhaps you misspelled it, mis-capitalized it, or forgot to declare it?
cannot find symbol: method setFirstName(String) in variable name of type Name
name.setFirstName(first);
I also still don’t fully understand methods somehow and I think I need to actually practice but the concept as a whole is hard to understand when methods themselves have different concepts in different areas of Java.
For homework I did this
public class Name {
private String firstName;
private char middleInitial;
private String lastName;
public Name(String firstName, char middleInitial, String lastName) {
this.firstName = firstName;
this.middleInitial = middleInitial;
this.lastName = lastName;
}
public String getFirstName (){
return firstName;
}
public char getMiddleInitial (){
return middleInitial;
}
public String getLastName (){
return lastName;
}
public void sefirstName(String firstName) {
this.firstName = firstName;
}
public void setmiddleInitial(String middleInitial) {
this.middleInitial = middleInitial;
}
public void lastName(String lastName) {
this.lastName = lastName;
}
}
But it’s telling me this
Error emitted from internal testing code. This error is occurring when our internal testing code is trying to call your code. If you see this, it may mean that you have the wrong header for your solution, or a mismatched { } ( ) brace.
You are referring to a name that is not recognized. Perhaps you misspelled it, mis-capitalized it, or forgot to declare it?
cannot find symbol: method setFirstName(String) in variable name of type Name
name.setFirstName(first);
I also still don’t fully understand methods somehow and I think I need to actually practice but the concept as a whole is hard to understand when methods themselves have different concepts in different areas of Java.
You mis used string for middle initial
public void setmiddleInitial(String middleInitial) {
this.middleInitial = middleInitial;
}
Change it to char
String middleInital should be a char not a String
how are u creating the object in your main class
@AsiaCel @nohope. It says cannot find symbol char in class name.
class Main {
public static void main(String[] args) {
Name n = new Name("fasdf",'f',"fgefas");
n.setfirstName("fg");
n.setmiddleInitial('g');
System.out.println(n.getMiddleInitial());
}
}
that works for me
chad onlycope being a dev in a large corp is one of the best wagiecagie jobs ever
Ldaring at work
At work I ldar just as I do in home, there's not much tasks to do. Usually, I'll ask the senior dev for tasks to do in which I'll do them, but due to the dev server taking so long to start, and the fact that the development is slow in general (good ol bureneacy).. Most of my time at work is...
Alright I’ll check it again. I think PracticeIt is just being a bitch
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