Thank u so much for sharing your knowledge and also am feeling aesthetic in learning java

Very clear explanation. Thank you. Please do some Videos covering Computer Science Concepts for people who want to get into software but don't have a CS degree. Cheers!! :)

Thank you for the sharing your knowledge! Is there a puppy in your house? I heard the sound though! That's make me funny. Concept of Java became more easier and SIMPLE! because of your lecture.

Excellent video..

Could you confirm whether encapsulation and inheritance would work together for variables. As in encapsulation you would declare variables as private and add a setter and getter method. Whereas in inheritance only non-private variables are inherited into the child class. Let me know if there is a way out.

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As u said.. If we cant use previous code how can we use the previous variables in the new class AddSub?

if method name in super class and derived class are same and they are in relationship, what happens if we call that same named method ....which method ll get called ?

Hy Sir !Navin Reddy please can you create javaFX playlist tutorials because i do really understand your lectures.Thanks!!

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very helpful

If possible could you please do video tutorials on Angular and Angular JS?

why didnt you initialise result =0 addsub

does derived class has access to private variables from base class? if not then how can we do so?

Thanks

it is possible in java inheritance classA { } class B{} class C exteds A,B{}

can we initialise values num1&num2 in add class

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package javaapplication132; /* SINGLE LEVEL INHERITANCE ILLUSTRATION */ public class JavaApplication132 { public static void main(String[] args) { difference obj = new difference(); // creating object of class addition obj.x=10; // assigning value of the integer obj.y=5; // assigning value of the integer obj.add(); // for addition obj.diff(); // for differnce } } class addition { int x,y, res; // declairing required variables public void add() // creating method add for the operation of addition { res= x+y; //addition operation System.out.println(res); //showing output } } class difference extends addition // now class difference is child class of additon class { public void diff() // creating method diff for the operation of difference { res=x-y; // difference operation System.out.println(res); // showing output } }

I didn't understand anything

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