CodeGym/Help with Java Tasks/help me out!!

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pune

15.08.2018
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help me out!!

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package com.codegym.task.task02.task0209;

/*
Max, Bella, and Jack

*/
public class Solution {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        Dog dog1 = new Dog();
        dog1.name = "Max";

        //write your code here
        Dog max=new Dog();
        Dog bella=new Dog();
        Dog Jack=new Dog();
    }

    public static class Dog {
        public String name;
    }
}

package com.codegym.task.task02.task0209; /* Max, Bella, and Jack */ public class Solution { public static void main(String[] args) { Dog dog1 = new Dog(); dog1.name = "Max"; //write your code here Dog max=new Dog(); Dog bella=new Dog(); Dog Jack=new Dog(); } public static class Dog { public String name; } }

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hidden #10606701

Level 3

12 April 2020, 15:15

at line 18 we define a class which named it Dog and its assigning data must be String. inside that we define an attribute which named it name. so we create 3 object in main class for 3 dogs and under them we assign an attribute to each of them. Dog dog1 = new Dod(); dog1.name = "Max"; and so on.

Maxim Cerchez

Level 3

27 October 2019, 19:44

public static void main(String[] args) { Dog dog1 = new Dog(); dog1.name = "Max"; Dog dog2 = new Dog(); dog2.name = "Bella"; Dog dog3 = new Dog(); dog3.name = "Jack";

コカキ

Level 3 , Tokyo, Japan

17 June 2019, 05:36

package com.codegym.task.task02.task0209; /* Max, Bella, and Jack */ public class Solution { public static void main(String[] args) { Dog Max = new Dog(); Max.name = "Max"; Dog Bella = new Dog(); Bella.name = "Bella"; Dog Jack = new Dog(); Jack.name = "Jack"; //write your code here } public static class Dog { public String name; } }

User

Level 5 , Shymkent, Kazakhstan

12 June 2019, 10:20

Dog dog2 = new Dog(); dog2.name = "Bella";

Rishi Raj

Level 3 , New Delhi, India

1 December 2018, 20:15

public class Solution { public static void main(String[] args) { Dog dog1 = new Dog(); Dog dog2 = new Dog(); Dog dog3 = new Dog(); dog1.name = "Max"; dog2.name = "Bella"; dog3.name = "Jack"; //write your code here } public static class Dog { public String name; } }

Melissa Sirt

Level 3 , Ashqelon, Israel

16 October 2018, 16:06

Why is this different than the cat exercise?

Titex

Level 3 , Stockholm, Sweden

20 October 2018, 19:29

Short answer, the Cat has no added information about it that we need to display. The long aswer is: Basicly what is happening here is that the first object

Dog dog1 = new Dog();
dog1.name = "Max";

Is making an object called Dog, makes a reference to the Dog class with

= new Dog();

The Dog class is declared that the name is a String

public String name;

All you need to do now is to call whatever dogreference you like to get the name with

System.out.println(dog1.name);

Let's say you also wanted to include age, then you could add to the Dog class

int age;

Let's say we add the age to the dog1 reference and because we know it's a number and we already decladed that it's of the type int, we only have to type

dog1.age = 12;

Now if we want to display the name and the age of dog1 we can call that by typing

System.out.println("The name of the first dog is: " + dog1.name
+ " and the age is: " + dog1.age);
//The output would be

The name of the first dog is: Max and the age is: 12 Declaring everything in the Dog class, makes it much easier to assign whatever you want. So by making classes for Car, Cat, Dog, Airplane, Hamburger or w/e makes things easier when you want to call it in the main method.

Sam

Level 2 , Delhi, India

20 August 2018, 10:27

Dog dog1 = new Dog();
dog1.name = "Max";

just follow the procedure.. that's it!

Narra josh

Level 4

15 August 2018, 14:02

solution

In conditions, they said that each Dog obj must have a name U created given obj name as obj So the code is Dog dog1=new Dog(); dog1.name="Max"; same for others