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Java Java Objects (Retired) Meet Objects Creating Classes

Pezdispenser?

Why is the PezDispenser class the same as the PezDispenser variable type in PezDispenser dispenser =new PezDispenser ();

Daniel Marsh
Daniel Marsh
4,533 Points

this confused me too i think its just so they can reference it later just calling something like pezDispenser.getPezDispenser() how ever i wish they would have called it yodaPezDispenser to clarify when its a orbject or the variable

2 Answers

Jason Anders
MOD
Jason Anders
Treehouse Moderator 145,860 Points

Hey Adam and Daniel,

Grigorij does an excellent job of explaining it in this previous post

:dizzy:

Ok, thank you very much I must have missed that in the thread.

So it's not there to access the PezDispenser class? How does our example .class know we are using Yoda from the member variable? Thank you for the help.