Thread: Simple Question

class Testing1{

int a=10;

void test1Methode(Testing1 testObj1){
System.out.println(testObj1.a);
}
}

class Testing2{
int a=20;
void test2Methode(Testing2 testObj2){
System.out.println(testObj2.a);
}

}


class Usethis{
public static void main(){
Testing1 Obj1=new Testing1();
Testing2 Obj12=new Testing2();

test1Methode(Obj1);
test2Methode(Obj2);
}
}




Can I send an Object of one class to other class. For Example, I used "test1Methode(Obj1);", it works with "Testing1" Class. Can I send Obj2 to the same class?? I mean "test1Methode(Obj2);".... Will this work?


I tried, but not working. Why is this?

Your method call syntax is incorrect. Be sure you correctly understand concepts of OOP and it's implementation in Java. I advice you to consult official Oracle tutorial in order to learn the language basics.

Originally Posted by angstrem

Your method call syntax is incorrect. Be sure you correctly understand concepts of OOP and it's implementation in Java. I advice you to consult official Oracle tutorial in order to learn the language basics.

Thank you....... :-)