I know this.variable = variable is one of them, but forgot the others.
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What are the 3 types of self-reference in JAVA
I know this.variable = variable is one of them, but forgot the others.
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Re: What are the 3 types of self-reference in JAVA
You can use the keyword this to have an object refer to itself:
public class SR { int number; public SR(int number) { //Use "this" to refer to the "number" in this object, since "number" is also a parameter this.number = number; } }
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