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Question

Hello friend i am new to java...
Please help me out..
class RaceCar
private int carNumber;
private static int count ;
public RaceCar()
count++;
carNumber = count;
public void showCarNumber()
System.out.println("Car number is " + carNumber);
public static void showCount()
System.out.println("Count is " + count);
class RaceCarDemo
public static void main(String[] args)
//block 1
RaceCar x = new RaceCar();
RaceCar y = new RaceCar();
RaceCar a = new RaceCar();
RaceCar d = new RaceCar();
RaceCar dd = new RaceCar();
RaceCar yd = new RaceCar();
     //which line is compiled first
     // Flow of execution
//block 2
x.showCarNumber();
y.showCarNumber();
          //how is the car number of is x is show 1 and y as 2 correctly.
          //does it store the values in x,y,...
//block 3
RaceCar.showCount();
d.showCount();
          //Can we call showCount with any object of the race car.
          // where the value of count is stored
x.showCarNumber();
Q Are all the Blocks 1 2 3 are compiled one after the other or all the variable of x, y ,... are compiled or after the other, i want to how exactly the program is compiles... like in c++ by pressing f7(may be f6) we can compile one after the other statement, in the same way do we have in java... so that i can check which statement compile one after the other.
// Flow of execution
//how is the showCarNumber of is x is show 1 and y as 2 correctly, where the value of x is stored.
//does it store the values in x,y,...
Thank you.
Edited by: 882702 on Aug 31, 2011 2:47 PM

Answer 1

First of all, you should format your code by placing it between \\ tags.
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Q Are all the Blocks 1 2 3 are compiled one after the other or all the variable of x, y ,... are compiled or after the other, i want to how exactly the program is compiles
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I am not sure I understand your question, but compilation order is pretty much irrelevant in Java. The compiler makes multiple runs through the code so it does not need any equivalent to the C++ forward reference.
If you are asking about the order it will run in, the code should run in the order it is given.
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//how is the showCarNumber of is x is show 1 and y as 2 correctly, where the value of x is stored.
//does it store the values in x,y,...
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Could you please rephrase these and explain in more detail?