5/13/2014
1. Accessing static variables using objects.
2. Right click and go to source->Generate Getters and Setters, is not working.(Eclipse)
3. Right click and go to source->Organize import, is not working. (Eclipse)5.
4. Priting objects, what does it mean
Ans: Actually takes up computer memory I,e assigned an address.
Ans: This will display values in instance variables and methods...
Ans:
Trainer email id:
DHall@triveratech.com
5. Using .toString, System.out.println(obj1.toString()); --what does this give
6. what is javadoc
7. super();
8. get and set methods,
9. this(personId,fullName, new Date(01));
10. obj1.toString(); ---what does this mean. And also we can use System.out.println(obj1.toString();)
or sometimes System.out.println(obj1) , here toString() is not used because println has capability to make sure to convert string to printable format.
11. StringBuilder or StringBuffer
12. Backup the files before exiting eclipse - export-archive files->corejava, helloapp(select respective) ---finish. You can import the files later.
13. Are there any default interface that java provides, if so what are they?
14.
1. Accessing static variables using objects.
2. Right click and go to source->Generate Getters and Setters, is not working.(Eclipse)
3. Right click and go to source->Organize import, is not working. (Eclipse)5.
4. Priting objects, what does it mean
Ans: Actually takes up computer memory I,e assigned an address.
Ans: This will display values in instance variables and methods...
Ans:
Trainer email id:
DHall@triveratech.com
5. Using .toString, System.out.println(obj1.toString()); --what does this give
6. what is javadoc
7. super();
8. get and set methods,
9. this(personId,fullName, new Date(01));
10. obj1.toString(); ---what does this mean. And also we can use System.out.println(obj1.toString();)
or sometimes System.out.println(obj1) , here toString() is not used because println has capability to make sure to convert string to printable format.
11. StringBuilder or StringBuffer
12. Backup the files before exiting eclipse - export-archive files->corejava, helloapp(select respective) ---finish. You can import the files later.
13. Are there any default interface that java provides, if so what are they?
14.
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