@Hiecho 9 November 2020

Creating Object-Oriented Programming in Java. (Planning to integrate in BCH application)

Great day, It's been a long day since I publish an article or short post regarding to my hobbies and skills. Now I want to share my works since i want to become pro in the programming field and applying it to my ambition to become part of the Bitcoin Cash Developers. I create OOP using Eclipse IDE. This is the output:

The source code is: Codes: public class Bags { public static void main(String[] args){ bag area51 = new bag(); Laptop mass51 = new Laptop(); area51.Brand = "PENBENCH"; area51.Color = "Camouflage"; area51.Pocket = 5; area51.Weight_Capacity = 2.5; area51.Zippers = 2; System.out.println("The brand of the bag is: " + area51.Brand); System.out.println("The bag color is: " + area51.Color); System.out.println("The bags has: " + area51.Pocket +" pockets"); System.out.println("The maximum capacity of the bag is: " + area51.Weight_Capacity + "KG"); System.out.println("The bag has: " + area51.Zippers + " zippers"); System.out.println("The bag has object inside of it and that is a " + "HASUS LAPTOP"); mass51.Brand = "HASUS"; mass51.Color = "GREY METAL"; mass51.Overallspecs = "1TB HDD and 256 SSD with Geforce RTX 1650 DDR4 and Ryzen 5 3650 "; mass51.Weight = 1.5; mass51.Storage = 2; System.out.println("The brand of the Laptop is: " + mass51.Brand); System.out.println("The Laptop color is: " + mass51.Color); System.out.println("The Laptop has: " + mass51.Overallspecs); System.out.println("The total weight of the Laptop: " + mass51.Weight + "KG"); System.out.println("The bag has: " + mass51.Storage + " Storage Type"); } } class bag { String Brand; String Color; int Pocket; double Weight_Capacity; int Zippers; } class Laptop { String Brand; String Color; String Overallspecs; double Weight ; int Storage; } Additional: I got a plan to create a software where in the BCH will see all the informations and brief history there. stay tuned <3