Let’s learn about a Java Class to answer the question.<\/p>\n
A Java class is a blueprint or prototype that defines the variables and the methods that are common to all objects of a certain kind.<\/p>\n
[access level] class (Name of the class)<\/em> Class definition: members and methods<\/em> <\/p>\n The class header consists of the access level, the keyword “class” and the name of the class.<\/p>\n The class body consists of a pair of open and closed curly braces. In the class body, we can define the class members like variables and methods.<\/p>\n Class members are:<\/p>\n Variables can be instance variables and class variables. Methods are also called functions. A method is a set of tasks\/operations that an object can perform. It defines the behavior of the object and how the object can interact with the outside world.<\/p>\n Access Level of members: Access level is where we can use the members of the class. Each variable and method has an access level:<\/p>\n <\/p>\n —<\/p>\n Java Tutorial on this website:<\/p>\n
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