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Android Tip – How to define Getter/Setter methods

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Android Tip – How to define Getter/Setter methods

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Paresh Mayani

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May. 09, 12 · Java Zone ·

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Hello All,
This is a tip to define Getter/Setter methods in an easy way; Object initialization.

I'm sharing this tip because I have seen many people defining Getter/Setter methods on their own and after understanding my tip, you will consider what you did before a time wasting task

Now, lets come back to the point and follow the below steps to define Getter/Setter methods for a particular class.

Step 1: Open Eclipse and Create one Android project

Step 2: Create a class and declare attributes that you want for this class.

Step 3: Select these 3 attributes inside the class and right click -> source -> Generate Getters and Setters…

You are done. Enjoy programming and shortcuts

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