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Creating Class and Child Class with extends- Example0007

Creating Class and Child Class with extends- Example0007 Using 'extends' keyword to create a child Class- IS-A relation. We 'extend' a child Class with IS-A relation. Child Class will have all the methods and attributes. The child can have additional attributes or methods. But that is for another example Keyword: java, extends, inheritance, IS-A, IS-A relation, child class, parent class, sub class, parent class package com.swprogramdeveloper; //Textual presentation of an object, how it will look like in the memory //Whatever we write in class is actually belong to object. Note: if you want something for class, need to write static class Product {     //Attribute         int pid;         String name;         int price;         //Constructor         Product() {         System.out.println(">>Product Object Constructed");         }         //Methods         //Method one to initialize data          void setProductDetails(int pid,

Creating Class with attributes and method and using them- Example0006

Creating Class with attributes and method and using them- Example0006 This example shows creating own Class We will create a class called 'Product' with Attribute, Contructor and Methods We will see how we can create an Object of that Class and use the methods in that Class.  We can see two ways to access the attributes of the Class Keyword: java, class, attribute, constructor, methods, object, instance Creating own Class and use it ====================== package com.swprogramdeveloper; //Textual presentation of an object, how it will look like in the memory //Whatever we write in class is actually belong to object. Note: if you want something for class, need to write static class Product {     //Attribute         int pid;         String name;         int price;         //Constructor         Product() {         System.out.println(">>Product Object Constructed");         }         //Methods         //Method one to initialize data  

Mortgage Calculator with User Input and Mathematical Expression - Example0005

Mortgage Calculator with User Input and Mathematical Expression - Example0005 In this code sample, we will see how mortgage(EMI) calculator can be made Mortgage formula M=P * (r(1+r)**n)/((1+r)**n-1) will be used. Scanner Class will be used to get user input. We need to get the rightly formatted output (with dollar sign as currency). For this purpose we will use Class NumberFormat:NumberFormat.getCurrencyInstance. We use NumberFormat.getCurrencyInstance method. Keyword: java, mortgage calculator, user input, scanner, currency format, dollar sign, numberformat, getcurrencyinstance package com.swprogramdeveloper; import java.text.NumberFormat; import java.util.Scanner; public class Main {     public static void main(String[] args) { // write your code here         //Mortgage Calculator         Scanner userInput = new Scanner(System.in);         System.out.print("Please Input the Principal Amount : ");         float principal = userInput.nextFloat();

Example to see how to get user input and do with mathematical expressions- Example0004

Example to see how to get user input and do with mathematical expressions- Example0004 In this example we are going to see how to get input from user, Mathematical expressions, For input we create an object from Class Scanner and with System.in Then we use method 'next' to get the input.  We will also see how the normal expression calculations are also done in Java // Input from keyboard, Mathematical expression package com.swprogramdeveloper; import java.util.Scanner; public class Main {     public static void main(String[] args) { // write your code here     // Constants         final float PI=3.14F;         float radius = 4.0F;         System.out.print("Please, enter radius of the circle : ");        //Scanner Class to get user input         Scanner radiusInput = new Scanner(System.in);        //NextFloat will read float information from the user input         radius= radiusInput.nextFloat();                 float area = PI * radius * r

Java Program to see how to use Arrays- Example0003

Java Program to see how to use Arrays- Example0003 Example0003 =========== Description: In this example we learn to create Arrays in different  We will also see lots of methods like sort, length. We will see how to initialize data in the array. We will see how to display content of single dimension and multidimensional arrays. //Arrays package com.swprogramdeveloper; import java.awt.*; import java.util.Arrays; import java.util.Date; public class Main {     public static void main(String[] args) { // write your code here     //Arrays     int[] numbers1 = new int[5];     numbers1[0] = 5;     numbers1[3] = 9;         System.out.println("Address where valuese of numbers1 array stored : " +  numbers1);         System.out.println("Size of Array numbers1 : " + numbers1.length);         System.out.println("Content of Array numbers1 : " + Arrays.toString(numbers1));         System.out.println("Content of certain member of Array :

Basic Java Program Various Variables and Point - Example0002

Basic Java Program Various Variables and Point - Example 0002 This example is same as Example1 but with added Class Point Using Point - (It is to store x and y coordinates of a point) This is example of a basic java program which shows structure of the program. It is basic java program showing different type of Java variables. Primitive types: Integer, float, double, Boolean are shown Creating an object. Reference types and methods to that object. How to print output in a screen is shown using System Class package com.swprogramdeveloper; import java.awt.*; import java.util.Date; public class Main {     public static void main(String[] args) {         // write your code here         //variable types double and intege r         double age = 30;         int herage = (int) age + 20;         //Printing output using System Class         System.out.println("Hello World "+age + "---" + herage);         //float type. Note the F- it is required as

Basic Java Program with Variable Introduction and Class Introduction - Example0001

Basic Java Program with Variable Introduction and Class Introduction - Example0001  Example1: ========= This is example of a basic java program which shows structure of the program. It is basic java program showing different type of Java variables. Primitive types: Integer, float, double, Boolean are shown Creating an object. Reference types and methods to that object. How to print output in a screen is shown using System Class package com.swprogramdeveloper; import java.util.Date; public class Main {     public static void main(String[] args) {  // write your code here      //variable types double and integer         double age = 30;         int herage = (int) age + 20;   //Printing output using System Class         System.out.println("Hello World "+age + "---" + herage);      //float type. Note the F- it is required as the compiler will take double as default and will show error if 'F' not given         float viewCount= 567.23F;