According to my latest post about Inheritance in C++, I am going to explain the same in Java. Let’s go:
We have to create class CFurniture in file named CFurniture.java (here is the first difference ) and then:
class CFurniture
{
private int itsType; // differences between private(in Java) and protected(in C++)
public CFurniture() ;
public void SetType(int myType)
{
itsType = myType;
}
public int GetType()
{
return itsType;
}
//as you can see, we have to put public/private in all of the lines, where we are defining constructors/methods/variables
Then we create another class called CTable (CTable.java):
class CTable <strong>extends</strong> CFurniture // difference between ":" (in C++) and "<em>extends</em>" (in Java)
{
private char itsColor;
public CTable()
{
super(); // now we can inherit
}
public char GetColor()
{
return itsColor;
}
public void SetColor(char color)
{
itsColor = color;
}
In main we have to write:
public class Main
{
public static void main(String[] args)
{
CTable Table = new CTable();
Table.SetType(6);
System.out.println("This table is " + Table.GetType() + " type!");
}
}
