Static Class Attributes | Java | Tutorial 32

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I wish he had continued making those videos, also advanced ones. He seemed to have stopped making them. They are so good, I would pay for them.

[@Jo70964s]

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he does videos for codecademy now

[@binyampapi]

I think the main reasons to use the getters and setters is that, we encapsulate the fields in the above video so because of that we can not access them using objects in other class. The private access modifier completely makes them invisible. So in order to keep the use of the constructor we need them getters and setters. And thank you mike, tho i got it from you!

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[@Starchaser_]

Just wanted to say thank you, you explained this really well and made it relatively straight forward to understand.

[@venkateshvullaganti4348]

Great explanation , can be able to understand easily without having any prior knowledge about programming.

[@anushivanpratheepan]

how could you understand it without any prior knowledge if he only talks about what a setter and getter is in the previous episode and didn't explain it in this episode yet he mentioned it in this episode. EXPOSEDDDDD XD

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[@munyafiction]

are static attributes the same as class variables? Great course, learning a lot! You should consider sharing the playlists on Reddit

[@GiraffeAcademy]

Hey Eternal Mist, Yeah, static attributes are the same as class variables, thanks for the tip!

[@MrPaulOMalley]

If I construct more songs from a second Java program (maybe it's called "SecondApp") within its main method, does songsCount get reset to 0 or does it retain its integer value from the execution of App.class?

[@ocukor1]

Why is it "songsCount++" and not "this.songsCount ++" ? Is it different because the variable is static?

[@ArnabJoardar]

So, if I delete a song, I will need to decrement the songCount by 1, right? Does Java support Deconstructors, like C++? How else can I implement 'delete a song'?

[@pjm3005]

use your setters in your constructor!

[@dexspits7869]

So if there is no static, the result would be song count: 1 song count: 1 1 1? I'm so dumb

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