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00:04 Encapsulation is a part of object oriented programming. 01:33 Data is stored in the brain in the format of variables 02:57 Data access control in object-oriented programming 04:22 Private variables can only be accessed within the same class. 05:56 Data access is restricted using methods. 07:16 Private variables can only be accessed within the class that they are defined in. 08:51 Setting values for variables and accessing them using methods. 10:22 Encapsulation is a way to bind data and methods together
I have a doubt from a long time and couldnt find the answer.......We use access modifiers to control the accessiblity within the program to ensure encapsulation.....so if we have a private variable and if still we can access it through a public getter method then what is the use of having a private variable.....it can be public instead right?
@Telusko I have a question sir, We can even call the getAge() method by simply passing the value and calling it under Demo class, even age is private in class Human. I tried it and worked well, which states that we don't need setAge() method to set the value, can simply pass through the getAge() and fetch the value. Please explain sir, how I am wrong and why do we need get, set methods here? I am pretty sure there must be point behind there :) For eg: public int getAge(int a) { age = a; return a; } And while calling it under class demo, we can define: Human obj = new Human(); int final = obj.getAge(56); System.out.println(final);
If u try to just age()method passing the value under demo class from calling function age method to called function age() without get method. If u can declare variables as private u can't access variables without set or get methods. But u did declare variables as private at the same time u used get /set method. That's the reason u got an output(u haven't no error)
you don't need to use a static block if you just want to initialze a field private static String name = "Phone"; would be enough. but if you need some complex manipulations, requires several lines of code, than yes, there static blocks come in
Explanantion was top notch! But my question is we use private access modifier so that other classes can't use it, and then we create get and set method through which we can change and access the value, if we are including get and set method for private variable, why we simply can't keep the vaiable public if in the end we need to access and change the data.
Yes, but is it important to make the class in such a way that we should asign the private vable value directly withou using the setter method.? Why we need to create the strcuture to set the data only and to fetch the data ? I mean what is the actual real life purpose of doin this activity which you are saying Encapsulation ?
Sir, can u please tell me what is the point if we can access the data and change the data even if it's private? what is the advantage of the variable not being accessed directly.....Please respond as soon as possible sir.
As you heard he said only via methods, so if you don't make "setName" method for example, no one can change the data, while they can GET the data via "getName" it depends on the methods you create. and yeah everyone can touch it if they have your pc, but it's different when it's on the app/game/web you make. Hope it helped. 😊
sir i got ur point but in set method why we used void returntype as uh had told in method concept that we use void as returntype when we dont want to return anything ....plz clear this doubt of mine
it is because in set method we only want to modify the field(variable) . Generally we don't expect the function to give us any value. The methods job is to take the input argument and assign it to object's variable
very good sir i got it but encapsulation means only public method can access it encapsulation means data hiding but we are going to public the data can someone clear mt doubt....
we are not going to public data member instead we are going to public the member functions which help to get and set the value of our private data member see the below code class Encapsulation{ private int x; // now this data member is hidden from outside world as it is private but to set its value and get its value we need to define functions which are public and can be used public void set(int a){ x=a; } public int get(){ return x; } }
The parameter which is passing to setter method is same as the instance variable, then "this" must be used. for ex: public void setAge(String age); { this.age = age; }
U can use that if u set your methods parameters name exactly like instance variables. By the way thats a good practice to use proper name in methods and use this keyword to refer.
public class Main{ public static void main(String[] args) { Human me = new Human(30, "Mario"); System.out.println(me.GetName() + " " + me.GetAge()); } } class Human{ private int age;//private attribute private String name; public Human(int age, String name){//constructor this.age = age;//setting this.name = name; } public void SetAge(int age){//set value this.age = age; } public int GetAge(){//output return age; } public void SetName(String name){//setter this.name = name; } public String GetName(){//getter return name; } }
I m experienced java developer .. i started watching this playlist to refresh but.. i ended up actually learning making me realize.. i dont know stuff still.However, I loved your teaching way.
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the way you explain this is magical. I went through videos to find out what encapsulation is and from you i found it. Highly Appreciated Man!
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Sir, you're tin god and one of my favourite and i like you, god will bless you helping a lot for who needs technical stack to grow their skill-set, hope you provide more content like this, finally your flow of explanation was outstanding, and i like you a lot and a lot more...🔥
there is no hesitation that you are the best trainer. you really understand how one should be taught it means you understand the problem a student face while studying and grasping the concept. love from the capital of india and from Bihar.
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You are using examples from personal life; it’s good to let others learn things well. Try to give a minimum of two examples in each video per topic. Thanks.
You are Superb, the way you taught is excellent.
00:04 Encapsulation is a part of object oriented programming.
01:33 Data is stored in the brain in the format of variables
02:57 Data access control in object-oriented programming
04:22 Private variables can only be accessed within the same class.
05:56 Data access is restricted using methods.
07:16 Private variables can only be accessed within the class that they are defined in.
08:51 Setting values for variables and accessing them using methods.
10:22 Encapsulation is a way to bind data and methods together
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I have a doubt from a long time and couldnt find the answer.......We use access modifiers to control the accessiblity within the program to ensure encapsulation.....so if we have a private variable and if still we can access it through a public getter method then what is the use of having a private variable.....it can be public instead right?
your explination is awesome sir, easy to understand and grasp the concept.thank You🙏
@Telusko
I have a question sir,
We can even call the getAge() method by simply passing the value and calling it under Demo class, even age is private in class Human. I tried it and worked well, which states that we don't need setAge() method to set the value, can simply pass through the getAge() and fetch the value.
Please explain sir, how I am wrong and why do we need get, set methods here? I am pretty sure there must be point behind there :)
For eg:
public int getAge(int a)
{
age = a;
return a;
}
And while calling it under class demo, we can define:
Human obj = new Human();
int final = obj.getAge(56);
System.out.println(final);
If u try to just age()method passing the value under demo class from calling function age method to called function age() without get method. If u can declare variables as private u can't access variables without set or get methods. But u did declare variables as private at the same time u used get /set method. That's the reason u got an output(u haven't no error)
anyhow you are setting the value inside that method, that's why there is no error. they are not the default methods right?
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instaead of the word behaviour we can use methods right ..? please correct me If I am wrong ...!
you don't need to use a static block if you just want to initialze a field
private static String name = "Phone";
would be enough.
but if you need some complex manipulations, requires several lines of code, than yes, there static blocks come in
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Explanantion was top notch! But my question is we use private access modifier so that other classes can't use it, and then we create get and set method through which we can change and access the value, if we are including get and set method for private variable, why we simply can't keep the vaiable public if in the end we need to access and change the data.
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Yes, but is it important to make the class in such a way that we should asign the private vable value directly withou using the setter method.? Why we need to create the strcuture to set the data only and to fetch the data ? I mean what is the actual real life purpose of doin this activity which you are saying Encapsulation ?
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Can we achieve encapsulation by declaring variables protected instead of private ?
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Sir, can u please tell me what is the point if we can access the data and change the data even if it's private? what is the advantage of the variable not being accessed directly.....Please respond as soon as possible sir.
As you heard he said only via methods, so if you don't make "setName" method for example, no one can change the data, while they can GET the data via "getName" it depends on the methods you create. and yeah everyone can touch it if they have your pc, but it's different when it's on the app/game/web you make. Hope it helped. 😊
sir i got ur point but in set method why we used void returntype as uh had told in method concept that we use void as returntype when we dont want to return anything ....plz clear this doubt of mine
it is because in set method we only want to modify the field(variable) . Generally we don't expect the function to give us any value. The methods job is to take the input argument and assign it to object's variable
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Sir what if we keep method as private 🤔
Superb sir. Thank you very much.
I just learned about encapsulation right now😂, does this mean I should stop using constructors and use setters instead?
expected one.. Thank you sir..
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very good sir i got it
but encapsulation means only public method can access it
encapsulation means data hiding
but we are going to public the data
can someone clear mt doubt....
we are not going to public data member instead we are going to public the member functions which help to get and set the value of our private data member
see the below code
class Encapsulation{
private int x;
// now this data member is hidden from outside world as it is private but to set its value and get its value we need to define functions which are public and can be used
public void set(int a){
x=a;
}
public int get(){
return x;
}
}
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obj.setAge(a: 30); I didn't understood this
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why there isn't this.age = age or return this.age ?
Yes you can, but the variable name which is coming as a parameter should be 'age' .
The parameter which is passing to setter method is same as the instance variable, then "this" must be used.
for ex:
public void setAge(String age); {
this.age = age;
}
U can use that if u set your methods parameters name exactly like instance variables. By the way thats a good practice to use proper name in methods and use this keyword to refer.
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public class Main{
public static void main(String[] args) {
Human me = new Human(30, "Mario");
System.out.println(me.GetName() + " " + me.GetAge());
}
}
class Human{
private int age;//private attribute
private String name;
public Human(int age, String name){//constructor
this.age = age;//setting
this.name = name;
}
public void SetAge(int age){//set value
this.age = age;
}
public int GetAge(){//output
return age;
}
public void SetName(String name){//setter
this.name = name;
}
public String GetName(){//getter
return name;
}
}
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6:28 Jeffrey Dahmer's way of accessing the data
And your age is 41
you cannot define someone's age. you are ageist. you are cancelled.
You use too many words, cut it by 1/3