In this Program you will see how to use the class, object and it's methods. This program uses the several values of several defined variables for getting the Area and Perimeter of the Square and Rectangle by calling the different functions from the different classes through the several objects created for the several class. In this program there are two classes has been used except the main class in which the main function is declared. First class is square which is using for getting the Area and Perimeter of the square and another class is rectangle which is using for getting the Area and Perimeter of the Rectangle. All the functions in the square and rectangle class are calling with different - different arguments two times for getting the Area and Perimeter of square and rectangle for two different sides. This program gives us the Area and Perimeter for the different sided Square and Rectangle separately. Full running code is given with the example :
Here is the code of the program :
class square{ |
Descriptions of the program:
Object : Objects are the basic run time entity or in other words object is a instance of a class . An object is a software bundle of variables and related methods of the special class. In the above example the sq is the object of square class and rect is the object of the rectangle class. In real-world objects share two characteristics: They have all state and behavior. For example, The squares have state such as : sides and behaviors such as its areas and perimeters. Rectangles have state such as: length, breadth and behavior such as its areas and perimeters. A object implements its behavior with methods of it's classes. A method is a function (subroutine) associated with an object.
Syntax for the Object :
class_name object_name = new class_name();
Output of the program :
C:\chandan>javac ObjectClass.java C:\chandan>java ObjectClass Side of first square = 20 Area of first square = 400 Parimeter of first square = 80 Side of second square = 30 Area of second square = 900 Parimeter of second square = 120 Length of first Rectangle = 10 Breadth of first Rectangle = 20 Area of first Rectangle = 200 Parimeter of first Rectangle = 60 Length of second Rectangle = 15 Breadth of second Rectangle = 25 Area of second Rectangle = 375 Parimeter of first Rectangle = 80 |
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