Java for Fucking Idiots: Learn the Basics of Java Programming Without any experience!

new
House();
System.
out
.println(stevesHouse.
color
);
stevesHouse.
color
=
"Blue"
;
System.
out
.println(stevesHouse.
color
);
> Gray
> Blue
That’s fine…
Or, you could get it the color you want right from the start.
Check it out!
class
House {
String
color
;
House(String customColor) {
color
= customColor;
}
}
The parentheses are no longer empty! Can you guess what’s happening
here?

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Even if you figured it out, the vocabulary is always just memorization. My
least favorite part of any test. Or life.
customColor
is called a parameter .
By putting this parameter in our constructor, if someone wants to build a
house, they must now provide a color!
House stevesHouse = 
new
House();
That doesn’t work anymore, dumbass!!! Sorry that was a bit harsh.
Especially since you didn’t write it, I did.
But since you made a constructor that requires the customColor parameter,
Java will murder your firstborn child if you try to build a House without
specifying a color.
How ‘bout this?
House stevesHouse =
new
House(
"Blue"
);
System.
out
.println(stevesHouse.
color
);
Yep, that works! We build the house, and it’s blue. “Blue” is printed to the
console.
Brain teaser!
What do you think happens here?
class
House {
String
color
=
"Gray"
;
House() {
color
=
"White"
;
}
}
What color is printed if I do
House coloredHouse =