More about methods in Java using NetBeans IDE - Methods with parameters: demo

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Now, I shall use the same application and extend it to include methods with parameters.

Now, open your previous application (or download it from my previous article) and open “MyCalc.java.”  Modify your code so that it looks something like the following:

package MyPack;

/**
 *
 * @author Administrator
 */
public class MyCalc {   

    int x=0;
    int y=0;
    int z=0;   

    /** Creates a new instance of MyCalc */
    public MyCalc() {
    }   

    public void calcSum() {
        z = x + y;
    }   

    public void addValue(int v) {
        x += v;
        y += v;
    }
}

Now, go back to the frame “test.java”.  Double click on it to open and finally double click on the button to open source view.  Within the source view, modify your “buttonActionPerformed” in such a way that it looks like the following:

private void btnShowActionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent
evt){
// TODO add your handling code here:
        MyCalc obj1 = new MyCalc();
        MyCalc obj2 = new MyCalc();       

        obj1.x = 10;
        obj1.y = 20;
        obj1.addValue(2);
        obj1.calcSum();       

        obj2.x = 100;
        obj2.y = 200;
        obj2.addValue(1000);
        obj2.calcSum();       

        this.lblMsg.setText("Sum = " + String.valueOf(obj1.z));
        this.lblMsg2.setText("Sum = " + String.valueOf
(obj2.z));       

    }   

The next section will explain the above code.

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