¿Que significa?//What does it mean?

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¿Que significa la salida de este código java?//What does the output of this Java code mean?
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Y porque funciona la salida de este otro código en C.//And why does the output of this other code in C?
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Answer 1

Whats significant in spanish.

Answer 2

Just for fun.

Answer 3

Thank you and good evening I was also thinking of turning everything off

Answer 4

Did you know about Oriented Object?

public class Person
{
String name;
int age;

Person(String na) //constructor
{
this.name = na;
}
}

Person people = new Person("Daniel");

So, new Person() is a object and "people" is a reference, it is the address on memory.

String is a object, and variable of String are reference (memory address).

Var args is a list of parameter, before you start your program you can set a list... Like the constructor.

When calling if to scren, have method called toString(); and it try change addres memory into info. (You can re-write toString(); so it would show something different).

Answer 5

About C, I'm NOT SURE, but sometimes some address have resudie.

Think variable are cup, so when you declare a variable are you taking a cup, and put value is like put tea, cofee, water...

But if you not take care you can take a dirty cup, so it would have something on...

Or it or default value, so it show "2", but I think is because some "dirty address", getting a address already on use.

Answer 6

Java: thank you very much?.

Is there a way to access the objects in the class without knowing their names?

Answer 7

Sorry, I didn't understand, can you give me a example?

Answer 8

ok.

Answer 9

Thank you very much. I want to know how the function System.out.println (); Pull the text across the screen.

Answer 10

https://docs.oracle.com/javase/9/docs/api/java/lang/System.html

"System" is class.

Inside have "out" that is a reference.

Calling "println()" method.

Answer 11

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I get this erro a long time ago.

Answer 12

For classes, it call toString(), it is a method from all Object.

Class Person()
{
String name;
int age;

Person(String nam)
{
this.name = nam
}
}

public Program
{
public static void main(String[]args)
{
Person people = new Person("Daniel");
System.out.println(people);
//Will put some weird memory address, it is calling toString()

System.out.println(people.toString()); // we dont need put toString() because println is calling it already. But we can, same thing.
}
}

But if add

public Person
{
@Override
public toString()
{
Return "My person is " + this.name;
}
}

When:
System.out.println(person.toString());
Output: My person is Daniel

And if:
System.out.println(person);
Output: My person is Daniel

So, use or not, but the "code memory address" is a method that previous programming did.

Answer 13

Thank you very much 😁. Now I'm going to see if I understand. Because in Java I am the basic level.

Answer 14

No worry, when you get Oriented Object you will understand better, just go on your rythym and lvl.

Answer 15

Can I make another question different? But in C.

Answer 16

Ok can ask.

Answer 17

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Answer 18

What is the ask?

Obs: remember even if you're fisrt the question say how much till you go off. So you need wait your time while processing.

Answer 19

I do not understand

Answer 20

Turning pc on, analysing...