Java Basics - Functions 1
Function
Function allow us to group together block of code and allow us to do a bunch of tasks and reuse it
Calling a function is equivalent to executing the code in the definition.
Example of the println function.
public void println(String x){
//check that the String exists
if (x== null){
x= "null";
}
try {
ensureOpen();
//write String to screen
textOut.write(x);
}catch(IOException e) {
trouble = true;
}
newline();
}
Function call of the above example --> System.out.println("Print this:);
Functions allow the following:
-Easy to reuse code
-Organize and group code
-More maintainable code.
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The word public is an access modifier and anyone can use public functions.
The word void is a return type that does not return data and only performs actions eg printing text.
In the case above the println is the function name.
Function allow us to group together block of code and allow us to do a bunch of tasks and reuse it
Calling a function is equivalent to executing the code in the definition.
Example of the println function.
public void println(String x){
//check that the String exists
if (x== null){
x= "null";
}
try {
ensureOpen();
//write String to screen
textOut.write(x);
}catch(IOException e) {
trouble = true;
}
newline();
}
Function call of the above example --> System.out.println("Print this:);
Functions allow the following:
-Easy to reuse code
-Organize and group code
-More maintainable code.
_____________________________________________________________
The word public is an access modifier and anyone can use public functions.
The word void is a return type that does not return data and only performs actions eg printing text.
In the case above the println is the function name.
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