Variable that equals class?

In the first instance it all depends on the language you are using.

Then it depends on the access specifiers as to how you access variables within the class.

In general all variables within a class should be private.

You should then have methods or functions in the class that can get or set the values of the variables as well as the constructor to give the variables initial values.

So now you get the data you want by using

SampleClass sc = new SampleClass();

int data = sc.getVariable();

Have fun.

I'm not sure what language you're using, but I'm pretty sure that in order to access data in a class, you must instantiate that class. Simply put, you must create an object in order to access the data within. Without doing this, I don't think you can access data in that class.

To make a new Object you should call

ClassName name = new ClassName("parameters_if_any");

In this example shows the correct way:

//ExampleClass (our object...)

public class ExampleClass{

private String parameter;

ExampleClass(String parametergotten){

this.parameter = parametergotten;

}

public String getParameter(){

return this.parameter;

}

public void printParameter(){

System.out.println(this.parameter);

}

}

//our main class Main

public class Main{

public static void main(String[] args){

ExampleClass example = new ExampleClass("asdf");

String par = example.getParameter();

example.printParameter();

System.out.println(par);

}

}

This would be an excellent example. Please ask questions via email if confused or need help!

I will be more than glad to help.

Reguarding what you said I cannot follow what you said.

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