Thanks for the ul. I have a different question though; how would you go about making a new instance of the Account class via user input? No matter what I've tried, the text that is entered after a class name is treated as the name of that particular instance.. Does that make sense? Cheers m8
for the object parameter in acct1 why did you use "amount" instead of balance? are we getting the object parameter values from the constructor? Are the parameter values in the tostring always the same as the instance variable that change in the constructor?
The "amount" variable was only used to create the acct1 object. The amount variable belongs (is in the scope of) to the BankProgram class. When the amount was passed in as a parameter, and the acct1 object was instantiated (by the Account class) the constructor created the object in memory and set that object's "balance" to what was passed in as the "amount". The constructor initializes and sets the values and attributes when objects are instantiated, but those values can be changed later with setter (mutator) methods later on. The toString method retrieves what the current variable data is set to. Hope that helps.
Simple and well explained tutorial. Thanks!
Kristian Grundström Thanks!
Thanks for the ul. I have a different question though; how would you go about making a new instance of the Account class via user input? No matter what I've tried, the text that is entered after a class name is treated as the name of that particular instance.. Does that make sense? Cheers m8
same bro could you tell me if you know how to
@@siddharthsarkar6205 did you find a way?
but
how can we change acct1 name?
will all objects named as acct1?
Im searching for this response everywhere on the internet. How do i create a new class object using user input??
@@ryan4thewin ok as i learned
you dont
you store them in arraylist, array, hashmap etc.
Super helpful, even my lecturer skims over simple but helpful stuff like this, thank you!!
I FINALLY understand what I was doing wrong. Thank you so much!!
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@Kole Hector No problem =)
for the object parameter in acct1 why did you use "amount" instead of balance? are we getting the object parameter values from the constructor? Are the parameter values in the tostring always the same as the instance variable that change in the constructor?
The "amount" variable was only used to create the acct1 object.
The amount variable belongs (is in the scope of) to the BankProgram class.
When the amount was passed in as a parameter, and the acct1 object was instantiated (by the Account class) the constructor created the object in memory and set that object's "balance" to what was passed in as the "amount".
The constructor initializes and sets the values and attributes when objects are instantiated, but those values can be changed later with setter (mutator) methods later on.
The toString method retrieves what the current variable data is set to.
Hope that helps.
can this be done in a single code
How can I merge it into one java file?
why are u doing two different codes
Thank you :)
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Very helpful...just a advice can you please skip the sound of your keyboard typing.. It is really annoying... The video is good.. Thanks 👌🏻😊