Lecture

Object-Oriented Programming in Java

Description

This lecture introduces the concepts of classes, objects, attributes, and methods in Java. It covers the definition of classes and instances, access to attributes, declaration of methods, and parameters in methods. The lecture also explains where to declare classes, how to initialize instances, and the scope of attributes within a class.

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