Java Getters & Setters, Encapsulation with Code Examples Tutorial

In this Java programming tutorial for beginners, you will learn about getters and setters, encapsulation, and access modifiers (public and private). I will provide an example code with Eclipse that you can follow along with.

In this tutorial, we will create two classes to demonstrate encapsulation with a private field, a getter method, and a setter method. The getter method retrieves the field and the setter method sets the value of the field.

Encapsulation or data hiding is a fundamental concept of object oriented programming. I will go over the other concepts of object oriented programming in a future Java tutorial.

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[dylman]

thanks, after looking around, you made this the easiest to digest.... you broke it down word by word and explained it really well, thank you T.T

[t-bi]

I was stuck on this concept and this video explained it very clearly and concisely. Thank you.

[davidobenitez]

I have no idea about throws and catches yet, then you also had exceptions and im not there yet either :c now im confused with setters and getters, is there a more simpler dummied version

[MUSHIN_]

What if u had more than one object? how would u refer to which object u wanna change instead of using "this."?

[azmyshidqi]

Thanks for your tutorial. Its really helpful

[kiranmb]

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[nikhithanikki]

I have created a pojo class with setters and getters. In class A I have set the values and in class B I wanted to get the values . Kindly help me how to create object and get the values

[pedroparsbr]

Great video, i got a test today and this cleared up some doubts i had ^_^

[mackymichel]

Very explicit, but what if I had to have constructors( both of them)?

[marksummers]

maybe start with the prob getters & setters solve

[bearaujus]

Thank you so much ! helping me a lot solving a test :) iily
fyi, my score was 95/100 xD