Please respond below if you have good accessor or modifier method tutorials. I'm looking for GOOD tutorials. Video tutorials are preferred, but I'm fine if the tutorial isn't one. Thank you.
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accessors and modifier method tutorials?
Please respond below if you have good accessor or modifier method tutorials. I'm looking for GOOD tutorials. Video tutorials are preferred, but I'm fine if the tutorial isn't one. Thank you.
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Re: accessors and modifier method tutorials?
Moved out of What's wrong section.
The java tutorials: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutori...ybigindex.html
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Re: accessors and modifier method tutorials?
@Norm I used cntrl + f and found nothing on accessors or modifiers in the entire page. Could I be redirected specifically please?
Re: accessors and modifier method tutorials?
Did you try searching the Internet with your favorite search engine?
Re: accessors and modifier method tutorials?
I don't think accessors or modifiers are defined in java as such. They are coding techniques that people have designed.
Try an internet search engine.
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Re: accessors and modifier method tutorials?
So then, I should just search for the definitions? Okay. Your right, I should be using my search engine. I feel stupid because I tried finding tutorials on the subjects with google. Makes me feel like I'm wasting time searching for tutorials, when I could just find the techniques. Thanks guys. I'll totally do that.
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modifiers are also called "mutators" right?
Re: accessors and modifier method tutorials?
setters are also called mutators, getters are also called accessors.
You can find more than definitions. You'll find examples and explanations for why accessors/mutators are a good idea and if you're real lucky, you'll find an article on why they're the worst idea ever invented. As Norm said, the concept is not specific to Java but a programming technique invented to enforce (or violate) object encapsulation. Accessors/mutators are techniques used throughout OOP languages just as programming patterns like Observer, Callback, Event Queue, etc. are. You'll find discussion, articles, Java examples, etc., but you won't find them a topic exclusive to Java SE.
accessors and modifier method tutorials?
Mutators and also 'setters' (edit: too slow)
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