Join Peggy Fisher for an in-depth discussion in this video Using encapsulation, part of Java Essential Training for Students.
- Let's take a minute to talk about encapsulation.…Encapsulation is one of the benefits of using…object-oriented programming languages.…It allows the programmer to hide…the instance data definitions…as well as protect the integrity of the instance data.…It hides the method implementations.…This ensures that data structures and operators…are used as intended.…Encapsulation can be described as a protective barrier…that prevents the code and data from being…randomly accessed by other code defined outside the class.…
It always helps to have a concrete example.…So let's think about a checking account.…Inside a checking account you have a balance.…It's declared as private so it can only be updated…using a method.…One of the operations that you can perform on your balance…is you can withdraw money.…The withdraw method checks to make sure the balance…is greater than the withdrawal amount prior to…reducing the balance.…This provides a way to make sure the customer cannot…get overdrawn by withdrawing more money…than what is in the account.…
Author
Peggy Fisher
Released
6/29/2015- Getting started with parsing
- Reviewing data types
- Using decisions
- Creating user-defined methods
- Command-line debugging
- Exploring the Java API
- Creating and instantiating classes
- Working with interfaces
- Storing items with arrays
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome58s
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1. Command Level Programming
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Challenge: Hello world1m 8s
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Solution: Hello world2m 22s
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2. Basics Review
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Reviewing data types4m 32s
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Using decisions2m 37s
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Managing loops4m 36s
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Challenge: College cost app1m 12s
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Solution: College cost app4m 23s
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3. Debugging
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Setting breakpoints1m 42s
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Stepping through the code4m 37s
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Command line debugging3m 50s
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Solution: Debugging5m 25s
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4. Java API
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Exploring the Java API3m 2s
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Challenge: API51s
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Solution: API2m 16s
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5. Simulations and Algorithm Analysis
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Using simulations3m 24s
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Random number generator3m 5s
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Analyzing algorithms4m 49s
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Leveraging recursion1m 59s
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Challenge: Monte Carlo2m 1s
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Solution: Monte Carlo3m 2s
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6. Classes and Objects
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Diagramming with UML1m 42s
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Creating classes7m 4s
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Using encapsulation1m 28s
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Instantiating classes7m 16s
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Avoiding null references4m 27s
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Challenge: Kathie's Catering2m 53s
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Solution: Kathie's Catering4m 41s
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7. More on Classes
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Introducing inheritance6m 35s
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Working with interfaces4m 30s
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Using polymorphism2m 14s
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Solution: Pizza ordering app3m 51s
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8. Data Structures
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Storing items with arrays4m 15s
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Utilizing 2D arrays3m 3s
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Managing ArrayLists5m 33s
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Enhanced for Loop5m 9s
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Challenge: Name finder1m 8s
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Solution: Name finder3m 42s
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Conclusion
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Next steps34s
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