Java: Assigning Values to Objects

1  Packageexercise;2 3 classTank4 {5     intLevel ;6 }7 8  Public classassignment{9      Public Static voidMain (String[]args) {TenTank t1=NewTank (); OneTank t2=NewTank (); A          -T1.level=9; -t2.level=47; the          -System.out.println ("T1.level:" +t1.level+ ", T2.level:" +t2.level); -          -t1=T2; +System.out.println ("T1.level:" +t1.level+ ", T2.level:" +t2.level); -         //When you assign "from one object to another", your is actually copying a reference +         //From one place to another. A         //This means so if you say C=d for objects,you end up with both C and D pointing to at         //the object, Originally,only D pointed to. -          -T1.level=27; -System.out.println ("T1.level:" +t1.level+ ", T2.level:" +t2.level); -     } -}

Output

1 t1.level:9,t2.level:472 t1.level:47,t2.level:473 t1.level:27,t2.level:27

Java: Assigning Values to Objects