Class Creation
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Class Syntax
The syntax for creating a class is quite simple. Let's take a look at an example with the class Person:
Person.java
123class Person { }
This is all it takes to create a class. However, it will be useless to us if it's empty. Therefore, we should add fields to it. Let's assume that our person has a name, gender, and age:
Person.java
12345class Person { String name; String gender; int age; }
And now, let's write a method that allows our Person to report their name and age:
Person.java
123456789class Person { String name; String gender; int age; void introduce() { System.out.println("Hi, my name is " + name + " and I am " + age + " years old!"); } }
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Alice wants to find a friend within a specific age range (25 - 30, inclusive). You need to write a program that checks whether Bob meets Alice's criteria. If Bob's age falls within the specified range, the program should return true; otherwise, it should return false.
- In the
mainmethod, you need to pass the correct object as the first parameter to thefindFriendmethod. - In the
findFriendmethod, compare theageof the passed object with the specified age range (25 - 30). - If the object falls within the age range, return
true; otherwise, returnfalse. - To display the result on the screen, use the
foundFriendvariable, which stores the result of the search.
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