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1 Open and respond to this poll: PollEv.com/comp110 Lecture 1 Calling Methods Mr. Roboto Fall 2016 Special thanks to Dr. Andy van Dam, my grad school advisor, and Brown s CS15 course for this fantastic method of gently introducing OOP in Java. I ve yet to find a better way.
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3 Announcements Go ahead and respond to the first PollEv Question Open comp110.com/pollev Pro-tip: always keep a browser open on PollEv Waitlist Update The official waitlists on ConnectCarolina have all gotten in as soon as someone drops you can add yourself via ConnectCarolina. Sign-up for text alerts via coursicle.com/notify Section Swaps I will have an update from my student services coordinator tomorrow
4 Office Hours Office Hours begin tomorrow in Sitterson 008 Starting the semester: Monday through Friday: 11am - 9pm Sunday: 11am - 4pm Come by for help with anything COMP110 related: Eclipse Setup Lecture Setup (what we re doing today) Problem Set 0 - Gotta Catch em All (released tomorrow)
5 Today Method Calling Class Definitions Method Signatures Problem Set 0 Walkthrough
6 Meet bb8 bb8 is a robot who lives in a 2D grid world bb8 knows how to do two things: move forward any number of tiles turn right by 90 degrees We will learn how to communicate with bb8 using Java
7 bb8 s World This is bb8 s world 0 1 bb8 starts at square (0, 0) It wants to get to the square (0, 1) The black lines are walls bb8 cannot pass through
8 Giving Instructions Goal: move bb8 to the golden nugget by giving it a series of instructions. bb8 only knows instructions move forward n tiles and turn right What instructions should we give? Can you think of a less efficient solution? (Check in on Poll Everywhere when you re done!)
9 Giving Instructions 1. Move forward 3 tiles Turn right. 3. Move forward 1 tile. 4. Turn right Move forward 3 tiles.
10 Giving Instructions We have to give bb8 these instructions in a language it understands. That s where Java comes in! In Java, we give instructions to an object by sending it messages
11 Calling Methods : Sending Messages in Java bb8 can only handle messages that it knows how to respond to These responses are called methods! method is short for method for responding to a message Objects cooperate by sending each other messages. object sending the message is the caller object receiving the message is the receiver
12 Calling Methods : Sending Messages in Java bb8 already has one method for move forward n tiles and another method for turn right When we send a message to bb8 to move forward 3 tiles or turn right in Java, we are calling a method on bb8. The khaller. Yo BB8, turn right! The method call. (Message passed from caller to receiver.) The receiver. (Responds to the message with a method.)
13 Turning bb8 right bb8 s turn right method is called turnright To call the turnright method on bb8: To call methods of bb8 in Java, you need to address it by name Every command to bb8 takes the form: bb8.<method name( )>; You substitute for anything in < >! Semi-colon ; ends a Java statement What are those parenthesis at the end of the method call for?
14 Moving bb8 forward When telling bb8 to move forward, need to tell it how many tiles to move bb8 s move forward method is named moveforward To call this method in Java: bb8.moveforward(<number of tiles>); This means that if we want to move bb8 forward 2 tiles, say: bb8.moveforward(2);
15 Guiding bb8 in Java Move forward 3 tiles. Turn right. Move forward 1 tile. Turn right. Move forward 3 tiles. bb8.moveforward(3); bb8.moveforward(1); bb8.moveforward(3); Pseudocode Java 1
16 Putting Code Fragments in a Real Program Let s write this code for real class RobotMover { First, need to put it inside a real Java program Grayed-out code is the context in which bb8 executes these instructions It is part of the stencil code written for you by the COMP110 staff, which also includes bb8 s ability to moveforward and turnright void moverobot(robot bb8) { bb8.moveforward(3); bb8.moveforward(1); bb8.moveforward(3);
17 Installing Lecture Materials Go to comp110.com Navigate to the Topics page Look for: Getting Started > Setting Up Lecture Materials If you don t have Eclipse installed today, pair up with a neighbor who does today and get yours setup ASAP!
18 Let s Give bb8 Some Commands Open Lecture > src > comp110.lecture01 > RobotRunner.java Press the Green Play Button When you start working on a new project OR you change projects you are working on, always run the project s Runner Java file before coding. The Run Project Button
19 Let s Make bb8 Do a Flip Open RobotMover.java Let s make bb8 do a flip. class RobotMover { void moverobot(robot bb8) {
20 Playing with bb8 Now I ll turn it over to you to guide bb8 to the gold triangle! Feel free to work together and help your neighbor. class RobotMover { void moverobot(robot bb8) { bb8.moveforward(1); Check-in on Poll Everywhere when you re done!
21 Calling Methods: Major s Method calls in Java have parenthesis after method s name Extra pieces of information needed by a method receiver are called parameters; the values the caller provides are called arguments More on this terminology next week! If the method receiver needs any information, include it between parentheses. e.g., bb8.moveforward(2); If no extra information is needed, just leave the parentheses empty e.g.,
22 So what s all this other code? Before, we talked about objects receiving messages via methods. Introducing a new concept classes! class RobotMover { void moverobot(robot bb8) { bb8.moveforward(3); bb8.moveforward(1); bb8.moveforward(3);
23 What is a class? A class is a blueprint for a certain type of object. An object s class defines its capabilities (methods) and properties (fields) More on properties next week! So far, we ve been working within the class RobotMover We need to tell Java about class RobotMover { void moverobot(robot bb8) { bb8.moveforward(3); bb8.moveforward(1); bb8.moveforward(3); our RobotMover
24 Declaring and Defining a Class (1/3) As with a dictionary entry, a term is declared - then defined. First line declares RobotMover class Breaking it down: class indicates to Java that we are about to define a new class RobotMover is the name we choose for our class Declaration class RobotMover { void moverobot(robot bb8) { bb8.moveforward(3); bb8.moveforward(1); bb8.moveforward(3);
25 Declaring and Defining a Class (2/3) Class definition (aka body ) defines properties and capabilities of class It is contained within the curly braces that follow the declaration. A class s capabilities ( what it knows how to do ) are defined by its methods. Our RobotMover class only knows this very specific moverobot method. class RobotMover { void moverobot(robot bb8) { bb8.moveforward(3); bb8.moveforward(1); bb8.moveforward(3); Definition
26 Declaring and Defining a Class (3/3) General form for a class: class <name> { <capabilities (methods) and properties> Each class goes in its own file, where name of file matches the name of the class: RobotMover class is in a file named RobotMover.java
27 The Robot Class (defined by us) Note: Normally, support code is black box that you can t examine. class Robot { /* other code elided */ void turnright() { // code that turns robot right void moveforward(int numberoftiles) { // code that moves robot forward class Robot declares a class called Robot Information about the properties and capabilities of Robots (the class definition) goes within the curly braces.
28 Methods of the Robot Class Remember: In our example, bb8 is a Robot! class Robot { /* other code elided */ void turnright() { // code that turns robot right void moveforward(int numberoftiles) { // code that moves robot forward The bold lines are method declarations The code inside the curly braces of a method declaration is the method s definition - are you sensing a pattern here? We ll learn a lot about method declarations and definitions next week! We send messages to an object by calling its methods. The object s class tells us the methods it has available.
29 Robot class Methods void turnright() void moveforward(int numberoftiles) The Robot class has 2 methods: turnright and moveforward Because bb8 s class is Robot we are able to call these methods on bb8. How would we know that moveforward needed an extra piece of information? Its method declaration tells us! int - in Java this means whole number numberoftiles - a hint as to the extra information needed On Tuesday we ll cover this in depth
30 Robot class Methods void turnright() void moveforward(int numberoftiles) bb8 s Method Calls bb8.moveforward(3); This is a list of things we can ask a Robot to do. This is a series of instructions we re giving to a single Robot. Intuitive take away: by knowing a class methods, we can send commands to an object of that class.
31 Preview of Pokemon Problemset
32 Trainer class Methods void choosegender(string gender) void moveforward(int numberofsteps) void moveboulder() atrainer s Method Calls atrainer.choosegender( female ); atrainer.moveforward(3); atrainer.moveboulder(); This is a list of things we can ask a Trainer to do. This is a series of instructions we re giving to a specific trainer. Intuitive take away: by knowing a class methods, we can send commands to an object of that class.
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