Confused with the syntax

[limber rapids]

<@&987246399047479336> please have a look, thanks.

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[spring hedge]

i dont quite follow what ur question is tbh

ur saying ur confused about extends?

but ur code doesnt have any extends in it

[oak pilot]

Yes it's similar to js extends

[brazen bridge]

what is going on under the hood

public Product product syntax in inventory class

[oak pilot]

It's a field

Of type Product and name product

An attribute if you prefer

[brazen bridge]

Oh! it's a class field so what did you mean by type of Product

[oak pilot]

In java you have to give types to variables

[spring hedge]

think about a Person. it has perhaps two attributes. a String name and an int age

attribute = field = member = property

[oak pilot]

It's not like js where you can put anything in a variable

[spring hedge]

java has a strict type system. each variable has a fixed type/class

[brazen bridge]

Yeah java confusing me sometimes

but java is way better

than js shit

[spring hedge]

ull get used to it 👍

[brazen bridge]

Yep Thank you @spring hedge and @oak pilot

another small question..should I learn kotlin or java to build android apps

[spring hedge]

isnt android kotlin only?

(i dont know)

the good thing about kotlin is that its put on top of java. so u have everything available that java has as well

and the approach to coding is the same

syntax is similar, but a tad different

[brazen bridge]

I'm asking stupid questions sorry..I have to do some research about this..I'm completely new to java

sorry

[oak pilot]

You can use java but it's not advised

[brazen bridge]

So that means i can build apps using java without kotlin..I got my answer Thank you @oak pilot

[spring hedge]

no worries. thats what this server is for, after all

[delicate hound]

there are no stupid questions, only stupid people

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