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Chapter 10.1, Problem 10.2CP
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Class declaration:
The steps involved in writing a class declaration are given below:
- Every class should start with a class keyword, known as the class header. It starts with the word class, followed by the name of the class. The class name starts with a capital letter.
- Start with an opening curly brace ({) after the class header.
- Next, write the fields that are associates to class on which the methods will operate.
- Then, write the statements that defines the class’s fields, properties, and methods.
- Finally, enclose the class with closing curly braces (}) at the end of the class declaration.
Example:
- The general class header declaration of Account class is given below:
Class Account
- Immediately, open the curly brace followed by the class name.
Class Account
{
- The Account class has member variables such as name, account number, and balance.
Class Account
{
private String name;
private int accountNumber;
private double balance;
- Where,
- Here, name stores the name of the customer in an object of the class Account in memory.
- accountNumber stores the account number of the customer in memory.
- balance stores the available balance in an account...
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