Lecture

Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming in Java

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This lecture introduces the basics of object-oriented programming in Java through a case study on creating a watch class with accessories. Topics covered include adding accessories to watches, finalizing the watch class, defining accessories with names and base values, and implementing methods for displaying and calculating the total price of watches. The lecture concludes with an example main method demonstrating the usage of the watch class. The instructor guides students through the process of designing and implementing classes and methods in Java.

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