Privatization of Java class properties

1. Create a students class

Properties of the Public class students{  //students class     private String  Name;    private int age;    private string gender ; Method of     //students Class     public students () {      //default Method      }  public students (String name,int age, String gender) {     //students class construction method        this.name = name ;   this.age = age ;    this.gender = gender ;     }    // The Get method of students gets the property value     public string getname () {       return this.name;     }    public int getage () {        &NBsp;return this.age;     }    public string  Getgender () {      return this.gender;     }  The    //students set method assigns a value to the property     public void setname (String  Name) {      this.name = name ;  }  public  void setage (int age) {    //Scoping and judging of age      if ( age>45 | |  AGE<15) {    this.age=18;   }else{    this.age  = age ;   }     }  public void  Setgender (String gender) {      this.gender = gender ;   } }

2. Create a Studentsdemo test class

public class Studentsdemo {public static void main (string[] args) {//Instantiating object Students st = new Students ();  St.name= "Xiao Ming";//st.age=12;//st.gender= "male";    System.out.println (st.name+ "\ n" +st.age+ "\ n" +st.gender+ "\ n");  St.setname ("Xiao Hu");  St.setage (14);  St.setgender ("male"); System.out.println (St.getname () + "\ n" +st.getage () + "\ n" +st.getgender () + "\ n"); }}

Output Result:
Xiao Hu
18
Man

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Privatization of Java class properties