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Thank you We sneak And here's your shmoop douceur all

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about super classes Did you know that batman graduated at

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the top of his super class It gotham a really

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good job Which of the following method declarations is correct

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Super planets in that access Okay And here your potential

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answers Public private Okay here we go The scenario for

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this question is that we've got a vehicle super class

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with that a member's access or methods for those data

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members and a print method when it comes to actually

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declaring methods we've gotta figure out which of the potential

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answers is correct Access for methods aren't a must have

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your program would technically run using public variables and accessing

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them directly from wherever you like But it's messy excesses

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add another layer where you can insert extra code to

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insure data is accurate formatted correctly or being protected in

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some other way Let's get rid of the private options

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b and e right off the bat The entire point

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of an accessory method is to be public in access

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privately held data for us So as for option a

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part of declaring a method is specifying what data type

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is returned if any just saying public print is no

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good option c declares get manufacturer as a public method

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a good start but it says the method will return

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an integer imagers is we know we're just numbers that's

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not going to do us a lot of good when

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we try to return the name of ah manufacturers are

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option d says avoid meaning It won't return anything at

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all That's Perfectly fine The print function will be printing

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data to the consul and we won't need to return

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any values after calling the method So uh option d 00:01:48.858 --> [endTime] is the hero we deserved Oh

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