Calling a Method in Java Program
Calling a method in Java mainly involves of two basic steps:
1. You have to create an object to the class to which the method belongs.
Syntax for the above step : Classname obj = new Classname();
Example: First f = new First();
Here "First" is the classname and 'f' is the object created to that class.
2.Now after creating an object you can call any method using the notation "object.methodname();"
Therefore for the above example the calling goes like this : 'f.method'.
Here 'f' is the object we created.
1. You have to create an object to the class to which the method belongs.
Syntax for the above step : Classname obj = new Classname();
Example: First f = new First();
Here "First" is the classname and 'f' is the object created to that class.
2.Now after creating an object you can call any method using the notation "object.methodname();"
Therefore for the above example the calling goes like this : 'f.method'.
Here 'f' is the object we created.
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Of course, this is only true of non-static methods. What if you'd like to call a static method?
In that case, creating an object is not required, so with your example all you would have to do to call a static method is:
First.methodname();
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