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On Tuesday, February 11, 2014 2:47:27 PM UTC+5:30, Stefan Ram wrote:
> Ojesh Dugar <ojesh.u@gmail.com> writes:
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> >But my problem still remains how do i ACCESS the content of =BBcreateRes=
ult=AB which is not instance of my class??=20
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>   In Java and OOP, one prefers to hide the content. This is
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>   called =BBinformation hiding=AB or =BBencapsulation=AB. Objects
> Thanks a lot. I'll work on it.
>   instead have =BBbehavior=AB.
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>   What comes most close to =BBaccess the content of an object=AB,
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>   would be to read the documentation of the class of the object.
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>   When =BBo=AB is an object, you can get its class with =BBo.getClass()=
=AB.
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>   When the class is being defined in a library or program, someone
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>   should have written a documentation for it, and you should read
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>   that documentation to learn how to get information from the object
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>   (using your point of view, although we prefer not to think of
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>   objects as information containers but rather of entities with behavior)=
.