The Handbook for Beginning Programmers with Examples in Java by Rex A. Barzee
Author:Rex A. Barzee [Barzee, Rex A.]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Tags: COMPUTERS / Programming / General, COMPUTERS / Programming Languages / Java
Publisher: Maia LLC
Published: 2010-04-19T16:00:00+00:00
Variable Scope
The scope of a variable determines how long that variable exists and where it can be used. Within a Java program, there are several categories of scope including: local and class. A local variable is declared inside a method, exists for as long as its containing method is executing, and can be used within its containing method only. A class variable is declared outside all methods with the keyword static, exists for as long as its containing file is loaded in the computer’s memory, and can be used within all methods in its containing file. Parameters are local variables because they are declared within a method, specifically within a method’s header.
Java Variable Scope
Local Class
Where to Declare Inside a method Outside all methods, with the keyword static
Owner The method where the variable is declared The class where the variable is declared
Lifetime Only as long as its containing method is executing As long as its containing class file is loaded in the computer’s memory
Where Usable Only inside the method where it is declared In all methods in its containing class
Because local variables are visible only within the method where they are declared, you can declare two variables with the same name as long as they are declared in different methods. In the example code below there are two methods each with a local variable named length and a local variable named area. The variables are entirely separate and do not conflict in any way because the scope of each variable is within the method where it is declared.
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