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    Here is a potential list of public and private classes for the Mouse class: Public: - Mouse (the main class) Private: - Sensor (tracks mouse movement) - ButtonController (handles button clicks) - WirelessReceiver (manages wireless connection) - Battery (tracks power level)

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    Encapsulation

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    Here is a potential list of public and private classes for the Mouse class: Public: - Mouse (the main class) Private: - Sensor (tracks mouse movement) - ButtonController (handles button clicks) - WirelessReceiver (manages wireless connection) - Battery (tracks power level)

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    Here is a potential list of public and private classes for the Mouse class: Public: - Mouse (the main class) Private: - Sensor (tracks mouse movement) - ButtonController (handles button clicks) - WirelessReceiver (manages wireless connection) - Battery (tracks power level)

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    Encapsulation

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    Here is a potential list of public and private classes for the Mouse class: Public: - Mouse (the main class) Private: - Sensor (tracks mouse movement) - ButtonController (handles button clicks) - WirelessReceiver (manages wireless connection) - Battery (tracks power level)

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    Encapsulation

    Encapsu..What?
     Encapsulation
     Encapsulation describes the ability of an object
    to hide its data and methods from the rest of the
    world - one of the fundamental principles of
    OOP (Object Oriented Programming).
    http://orafaq.com/glossary/faqglose.htm
    What is..
     Object A thing or concept (usually the
    Class object)
     Data  The way in which that object is
    defined – its attributes
     Method  The things that that object can do
    - actions
    Mouse class
    Attributes

     Size
     Colour
     Shape
     Buttons
     ConnectionType
     Cost
    Mouse Class
    Methods

     Leftclick
     Right click
     Scroll
     Move pointer
    Exercise

    In groups of 2/3 using the provided sheets


    write down what the attributes and
    methods of the following are:
     Ball
     Dog
     Cash Machine
    Secret Potion
    Public v Private Classes
     Public classes are accessible to both the
    member class and any other calling class
     Private classes are only accessible by
    other members of its Class.
    Example
     package simpleclassproject;

     /**
     *
     * @author Annamarie Kelly
     */
     public class SimpleClass {

     private int m_number;

     public int getNumber()
     {
     return m_number;
     }

     public void setNumber(int _newValue)
     {
     if(_newValue<0 || _newValue>10)
     m_number = 0;
     else
     m_number = _newValue;
     }
    Protect the data
     Data is now Safe

     But how do you get to


    it?
    Exercise

    On the S: Drive within the Java drive you will


    find a file. Run it and take note of how the

    SimpleClass.java
    SimpleClassTestHarness.java

    Now re-create the simpleclassproject


    package for yourself
    Need For An Interface
    Have a method which
    Gets and Sets the data
    for you
    In Other Words-

    “The best code is very shy. Like a four year


    old hiding behind a mothers skirt, code
    shouldn’t reveal to much of itself and it
    shouldn’t be too nosy about others
    affairs..”
    Exercise
     Usingthe mouse example make a list of
    the public and private classes which you
    might put into the mouse class.

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