If I have:
How could I use setX to set the value of X in another class?public class A{ int y; public void setX(int x){ x = y; } System.out.println(y + y) }
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Inherited Methods
If I have:
How could I use setX to set the value of X in another class?public class A{ int y; public void setX(int x){ x = y; } System.out.println(y + y) }
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Re: Inherited Methods
For a method in one class to access a variable in another class, it needs to have a reference to an instance of the other class for a non-static variable. Then use that reference:
referenceToOtherClass.X = value;
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Re: Inherited Methods
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