Method. Why Write Methods? Overview. CS256 Computer Science I Kevin Sahr, PhD. Lecture 21: Writing Class Methods. ClassName.methodName(arguments)
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1 CS256 Computer Science I Kevin Sahr, PhD Lecture 21: Writing Class Methods 1 Method a method is a set of program statements that can be executed as a unit the statements are executed by invoking the method 2 Why Write Methods? methods allow us to hide the details of a set of statements (an example of abstraction) methods allow us to write a complicated set of statements once, and then execute them multiple times in our programs EX: say we had a method that gets and returns a validated positive number; we could invoke it whenever our program needs to input a positive number 3 Overview every method must be defined within a class methods can be defined in a different class than the main method (EX: Input and Output classes) class methods are invoked using the syntax: ClassName.methodName(arguments) 4
2 Single Class methods can also be defined in the same class as the main method a method can be invoked from methods in the same class (including the main method) using the syntax: methodname(arguments) current class name is assumed 5 Method Parts Method Header Output.showMessage("Hello world!"); Method Body Statement(s) 6 EX: Class with 2 Class Methods Method Header Method Body public class Simple public static void methoda () Output.showMessage("In methoda"); } // method methoda Output.showMessage("Before methoda"); methoda(); Output.showMessage("After methoda"); } // class Simple 7 EX: Method Invocation 3 public class Simple public static void methoda () Output.showMessage("In methoda"); } // method methoda Output.showMessage("Before methoda"); methoda(); Output.showMessage("After methoda"); } // class Simple 8
3 Statements the method body can contain any valid statements EX: variable declarations conditional statements while-loops invocations of other methods etc. 9 Variable Scope the area in a program where a variable is visible is known as the scope of the variable variables may only be used in parts of the program within the variable s scope 10 Local Variables variables declared within a method body are local variables local variables can only be used within the method where they are declared local variables cease to exist when the method they are declared in exits methods cannot see local variables declared in other methods variables with the same name but declared inside different methods are entirely different variables 11 Local Variables public class LocVar public static void somemethod () int num; num = 5; } // method somemethod different variables int num; num = 0; somemethod(); Output.showValue("num is" ", num); } // class LocVar 12
4 Information In & Out of Method when your program invokes a method it can pass data into, and get data out of, the method pass data into the method via arguments get data out of the method via the method return value 13 Arguments arguments act exactly like local variables except that they are: declared as formal arguments in the argument list in the method header initialized with the corresponding actual argument values when the method is invoked 14 EX: Passing Arguments public class Args public static void adder (String label, int a, int b) int sum; sum = a + b; Output.showValue(label, sum); } // method adder int num = 5; adder("the total is: ", 10, num); Output.showMessage("After adder."); 15 Return Value a method can return a single value to the invoking program requires two things: appropriate return type in the method header a return statement in the method body that returns a value of the appropriate return type 16
5 Return Statement syntax: return expression; return is a Java keyword when executed, immediately exits the method returns the value of expression to the invoking program expression must have a data type that is compatible with the return type of the method 17 EX: Returning a Value public class Return public static double product (double x, double y) double result; result = x * y; return result; } // method product double p; p = product(6.5, 2.0); Output.showValue("p is ", p); } // class Return 18 EX: Multiple Methods Problem: output the secret ingredient of Tasti-Chips abstract pseudocode: confirm user agrees to terms display the secret ingredient confirm user agrees to terms 19 The Methods each step could be very complex let s create 2 methods named: confirmagreement displaysecret these will only perform output no arguments or return values needed 20
6 Method confirmagreement Returns Nothing No Arguments public static void confirmagreement () String msg = "The secret ingredient is proprietary.\n"; msg = msg + "By choosing OK, you agree\n"; msg = msg + "to hold this information confidential."; Output.showMessage(msg); } // method confirmagreement 21 Method displaysecret public static void displaysecret () String msg = "The secret ingredient in Tasti-Chips ; msg = msg + is extra MSG."; Output.showMessage(msg); } // method displaysecret 22 Method main confirmagreement(); displaysecret(); confirmagreement(); Secret1.java contains all methods (including main) in a single class 23 Another Method let s make the user enter a pin number before letting them view the secret create a method to verify the user s pin: verifypin takes as an argument the correct integer pin gets user s pin from input returns whether or not the user entered the correct pin 24
7 Method verifypin public static boolean verifypin (int goodpin) int pin; boolean isgood; pin = Input.readInt("Enter your pin: "); if (pin == goodpin) isgood = true; else // bad pin isgood = false; return isgood; } // method verifypin 25 Method main int therightpin = 4444; if (verifypin(therightpin)) confirmagreement(); displaysecret(); confirmagreement(); } // if correct pin else Output.showMessage("INCORRECT PIN\n" + "Sorry, you cannot see the secret."); 26 Secret2.java contains all methods (including main) in a single class take a moment to look at, compile, and experiment with this program 27 Classes without a main Method methods can be defined in a class without a main method these methods can then be used by any application program EX: Output, Input, and Math classes such classes must be separately compiled these classes can not be separately executed no main method means they are not themselves applications the compiled.class file must be in the same directory with any application that invokes any of its methods 28
8 EX: Cylinder Class the Cylinder class provides methods for calculating the surface area and volume of a cylinder the Cylinder class API is available on the website the source code file Cylinder.java defines the methods given in the Cylinder class API the source code file CylTest.java contains an application that invokes Cylinder methods 29 EX: Cylinder Class (cont.) to run the example you must first: compile the class (Cylinder.java) place the compiled file (Cylinder.class) in the same directory with the application source code file (CylTest.java) compile the application (CylTest.java) spend some time looking at and experimenting with this example 30 Lecture 21 Vocabulary method variable scope local variable return statement 31
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