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Core Java - Interview Questions and Answers for 'Getter' - 2 question(s) found - Order By Rating | ||||
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Ans. getters and setters methods are used to store and manipulate the private variables in java beans. A getters as it has name, suggest retrieves the attribute of the same name. A setters are allows you to set the values of the attributes. | ||||
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![]() or What is the significance of variable hiding in Java ? or Why it's preferred to keep variables private and allow their access through getter and setter methods ? | ||||
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Ans. 1. Methods can participate in runtime polymorphism whereas member variables cannot. For example - Vehicle vehicle = new Car(); car.getObjVariable();// will return variable defined in Car whereas car.variable will return the variable from Car class irrespective of the object it holds. 2. Validations can be performed before setting the variables. 3. If the input format changes or some other value or calculated value needs to be returned , that can be absorbed by making change ( wrapping ) in the setter and getter. By this the call to method from outside or interface to the object will remain the same. | ||||
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