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--- java:access_specifiers_accessors_and_mutators [2020/09/12 01:54] – [this] mithat
+++ java:access_specifiers_accessors_and_mutators [2020/09/12 02:01] (current) – [this] mithat
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 ===== this =====
-Every class has an automatically generated private ''this'' member variable that points to the object it's associated with. In other words, it's a reference back to the object itself.
+Every class has an automatically generated ''this'' member variable that points to the object it's associated with. In other words, it's a reference back to the object itself.
 ''this'' can be used to simplify writing mutators and other methods that have parameters because it eliminates the need to come up with new names for parameters. Let's see how this works by modifying the ''setMaxCount()'' method.
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 ''this'' will be used in other ways as well, so get comfortable with it. Think of it as meaning, "this object".
-Copyright © 2011-2018 Mithat Konar. All rights reserved.
+Copyright © 2020 Mithat Konar. All rights reserved.