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thankeshwor
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Posted on 09-02-20 8:24
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consider an example : public class MyClass { private int myProperty; public void setMyProperty(int value) { myProperty = value; } public int getMyProperty() { return myProperty; } } This is the same thing in C#: public class MyClass { public int MyProperty {get; set;} }
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Hawagiri02
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Posted on 09-02-20 4:36
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Try using Lombok you can write same code like this in java: @Getter @Setter public class MyClass { private int myProperty; }
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deepocean
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Posted on 09-02-20 9:00
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LOL Java and C# is similar Python is different
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thankeshwor
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Posted on 09-08-20 6:03
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Posted on 09-22-20 2:09
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I prefer Javaskript, much simpler objects var myClass = {myproperty: "name-here" };
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Nepali-IN-USA
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Posted on 09-22-20 3:58
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Slight variation to one of the above responses: @Data public class MyClass { private int myProperty; }
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tps2gc
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Posted on 09-23-20 7:47
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to print ' hello world' yo have to go though a long syntax public static void main(String ... args) { System.out.println(randomString(-229985452)+' '+randomString(-147909649)); } public static String randomString(int seed) { Random rand = new Random(seed); StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(); for(int i=0;;i++) { int n = rand.nextInt(27); if (n == 0) break; sb.append((char) ('`' + n)); } return sb.t0script(); }
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Hawagiri02
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Posted on 09-23-20 6:37
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Try this:- System.out.println("Hello World");
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tps2gc
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Posted on 09-23-20 7:48
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Things now much more simpler than it used to be .
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