1. The concept of class: to abstract real-life things into code (classes), we can use a custom array type (class) to describe things in real life.
2. Analysis: Using a mobile phone to analyze, mobile phone can call, surf the Internet, listen to music, these are methods, mobile phones have model, color, size, these are attributes.
Example:
Write a mobile phone class,
Public class phone{ String color; String brand; Double
Write a test class, and the phone class in a folder,
Public class testphone{ publicstaticvoid main (string[] args) { new Phone (); = "Whilte"; = "Vivo"; = 5.0; System.out.println (P.color+ " " +p.brand+ "" +p.size+ "inch");} }
Operation Result:
Memory Analysis:
1.testphone.class into the method area, there is only one main method
2.phone.class into the method area with three properties
3.main method runs into the stack
4. At new phone, the JVM opens up memory space in the heap to store the phone object and get the address
5. Three properties in the class, followed by the container into the heap memory, and given a default value (null,null,0.0)
6.P point to this memory address
7.p.color is a color attribute found in memory space, and is assigned a value
ArrayList Brief Introduction:
collection, unlimited in length. A reference type is stored, and the base type is not stored, such as int,double cannot be written, and it is changed to the appropriate reference type.
Create (phone is a class previously written):
Import java.util.ArrayList; Public class arraylistdemo{ publicstaticvoid main (string[] args) { ArrayList New arraylist<string>(); ArrayListNew arraylist<integer>(); ArrayListNew arraylist<phone>();} }
Method:
Importjava.util.ArrayList; Public classarraylistdemo{ Public Static voidMain (string[] args) {ArrayList<String> array =NewArraylist<string>(); Array.add ("C + +");//adding elementsArray.add ("Python"); Array.add ("Java"); Array.add ("PHP"); intSize = Array.size ();//the size of the collectionSYSTEM.OUT.PRINTLN (size);//4String s = array.get (1);//get ElementSystem.out.println (s);//python//Traverse for(inti = 0; I < array.size (); i++) {System.out.println (Array.get (i)); } //Other methodsArraylist<integer> array2 =NewArraylist<integer>(); Array2.add (1); Array2.add (2); Array2.add (3); Array2.add (4); Array2.add (2,7);//Add 7 to the 2 indexArray2.set (0,10);//0 Index set to tenArray2.remove (4);//Delete for(intj = 0; J < Array2.size (); J + +) {System.out.println (Array2.get (j)); } //10,2,7,3array2.clear (); //clears the elements in the collection, and the container is still }}
Java Learning Note 5 (Introduction to Classes and ArrayList)