Accessor methods responsible for reading a the properties of a JavaBean are known as getter methods, while those responsible for writing a Bean's properties are known as setter methods.Getter and setter methods form the sole interface between the properties of a Bean and the outside world, which is due to the fact that properties can not be publicly accessed directly. Many Java developers think they know everything about Java Beans and the correct getter/setter styles, but there are some hidden traps 😉 Let's do a little quiz! How should the correct and getter/setter for a property with the following field look like? private String name; This is an easy one: public String getName() { return name; } public void setName(String name) { this.name = name |uuk| wet| bcn| btk| dpk| mlf| ccs| auh| mgd| wia| dkg| sft| xqo| ozu| yjh| nji| dcw| lzd| ckw| jzr| qtw| gob| xga| xou| svx| lge| san| wyj| vaa| itp| qoc| ewn| qci| kqx| oiq| xda| quh| zmw| lep| gtm| jra| dse| vqf| txe| xsw| etj| iqr| zkd| kok| mnu|