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 Now that we have created a class we need to create fields within the class. Fields are elements in a class that store data. The field in the class will be a simple field that stores the friend's name. Since the name will be stored as alphabetic characters the type of the field is string. To add this field simply declare a string named in the class. Here's the code to do this It's important to remember that all names in are case-sensitive so you need to make sure you keep this in mind when naming your classes and fields. Now that we have a class we need to add a constructor to initialize the class.

To create a constructor to initialize a class all we need to do is create an initial value for the variable we create Please note the edit. Automatically checks for formatting and Phone Number List encoding errors. If you click on the error to the left of the code various solutions will be provided to fix the problem in the code. If you want to learn more about classes and objects or how to define variables in  see Programming for Beginners provides an excellent introduction to programming for beginners. This course first teaches you what object-oriented programming is then moves on to basic syntax. This course contains lessons that will teach you how to properly set up your development environment.



Then you'll learn how to use a variety of variables including integers floating point variables mathematical functions and strings.  what simple and complex conditions are and how to create them and will show you how to create  and loops. You'll also learn to work with standard arrays and multidimensional arrays. This course will show you how to write objects and then teach you how to create simple custom functions for your program. Empower your team. Lead the industry. Subscribe to a library of online courses and digital learning tools for your organization via.