I am learning C++ and I learned that you can create your own types. I decided to try this in java. I am wondering if there is an easier way to make a bunch of variables private other then typing out private for each of the created variables.
for example in c++
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;
class monster{
private:
int health;
int mp;
public:
monster (){
health = 100;
mp = 100;
}
int gethealth (){
return health;
}
int getMP (){
return mp;
}
};
int main (){
monster a;
cout << "Health: " << a.gethealth() << endl;
cout << "MP: " << a.getMP() << endl;
char p;
cin >> p;
return 0;
}This code creates a monster called a and then assigns 100 as the health and 100 as the mp and then prints it out. The health and the mp cannot be accessed directly because they are private, therefore I use the getHealth() method and the getMP() method to get the variables. I am wondering if there is a way to make the variables in java be private, by mentioning that they are private once and then that making them all private unless I mention otherwise like:
private: // makes it private
int health; // still private
int mp; // still private
public: // now its public
monster (){ // still public
health = 100; // still public
mp = 100; // still public
}
};Thanks for any help.
