Writing a class in java is easy and simple. Here is the structure of the class, it helps to understand the syntax to follow while writing a java class
type : It is the type of the variable. It either represents a primitive datatype like int,float,double,long etc or a class.
return_type : It is the type of value which the method has to return. If method returns nothing then a void should be placed.
parameters : It represents the parameters that the method need. Parameters are not a mandatory. It depends upon the need. If the method does not need any parameter, the method should be left and void should not be mentioned there
Example :
public void mymeth(){//code;} // correct
public void mymeth(void){//code;} // wrong
main : It is a must to execute a program. The java interpreter searches for the main method and executes it. Execution is started from the main() method.
modifier class class_namemodifier : Modifier can either be public, private or protected. It depends upon the need.
{
modifier type variable_name;
modifier return_type method_name(parameters)
{
//code;
}
public static void main(String args[])
{
//code;
}
}
type : It is the type of the variable. It either represents a primitive datatype like int,float,double,long etc or a class.
return_type : It is the type of value which the method has to return. If method returns nothing then a void should be placed.
parameters : It represents the parameters that the method need. Parameters are not a mandatory. It depends upon the need. If the method does not need any parameter, the method should be left and void should not be mentioned there
Example :
public void mymeth(){//code;} // correct
public void mymeth(void){//code;} // wrong
main : It is a must to execute a program. The java interpreter searches for the main method and executes it. Execution is started from the main() method.
