COBOL | Java |
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declare hero = new SuperHero declare hero2 as type SuperHero declare obj as object declare lin as string *> No "With" construct set hero::Name to "SpamMan" set hero::PowerLevel to 3 invoke hero::Defend("Laura Jones") invoke type SuperHero::Rest *> Calling static method set hero2 to hero *> Both reference the same object set hero2::Name to "WormWoman" display hero::Name *> Prints WormWoman set hero to null *> Free the object if hero = null set hero to new SuperHero end-if set obj to new SuperHero if obj is instance of type SuperHero display "Is a SuperHero object." end-if end program. class-id SuperHero. 01 #Name string property. 01 PowerLevel binary-long property. method-id Defend (defendee as string). end method. method-id Rest static. end method. end class. |
public class using_objects { public static void main(String[] args) { SuperHero hero = new SuperHero(); SuperHero hero2; Object obj; String lin; hero.setName("SpamMan"); hero.setPowerLevel(3); hero.defend("Laura Jones"); SuperHero.rest(); // Static method hero2 = hero; // Both reference same object hero2.setName("WormWoman"); System.out.println(hero.getName()); // prints "WormWoman" hero = null; if (hero == null) { hero = new SuperHero(); } obj = new SuperHero(); if (obj instanceof SuperHero) { System.out.println("Is a SuperHero object"); } } } class SuperHero { private String name; private int powerLevel ; public String getName() { return name; } public void setName(String name) { this.name = name; } public int getPowerLevel() { return powerLevel; } public void setPowerLevel(int powerLevel) { this.powerLevel = powerLevel; } public void defend(String defendee) { } public static void rest() { } } |
Portions of these examples were produced by Dr. Frank McCown, Harding University Computer Science Dept, and are licensed under a Creative Commons License.