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Thread: Can anyone explain the Getters and setters in Java

  1. July 30th, 2013, 05:21 AM #1
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    Hi guys,
    I'am beginner in Java program i'am little bit confused with getters and setters can any one clearly explain this topics

    Thanks in advance
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    Default Re: Can anyone explain the Getters and setters in Java

    @PhHein - the link doesn't work for me (HTTP 404), but I'm behind a heavily-filtered firewall.
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    Greg, it's only a link to lmgtfy.com
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    Default Re: Can anyone explain the Getters and setters in Java

    Ahh. I can get to that. For some reason the embedded link in your first reply is "http://bit.ly/1cjprCW" - nonsense, apparently.
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